News for Tigers Realm Coal Limited (TIG.AX)

Tigers Realm Coal – a now deeply illiquid coal mining smallcap formerly based in Russia – has confirmed the sale of its assets will go ahead.

Protection is the ‘new competition’New and existing subsidies and incentives designed to bolster domestic manufacturing will be brought under the umbrella of a ‘‘Future Made in Australia Act’’, as the

Labor turns screws on mergersCompetition regulator Gina Cass-Gottlieb will get the power to block serial acquisitions and those that entrench the market power of big companies, but Treasurer Jim Chalm

Aug 15, 2023 / 05:00AM GMTOperator Thank you for standing by, and welcome to the Tigers Realm Coal Limited Annual General Meeting. I would now like to hand the

Chinese policy shift inspires a run on iron ore by traders. But experts warn the optimistic mood could be short-lived.

The S&P ASX 200 has ended a three day losing streak closing up 0.37%, while Codrus Metals (ASX:CDR) reports a rare earths find.

The ASX 200 opened lower this morning as Australians braced themselves for the latest interest rates rise after the RBA once again lifted the cash rate earlier this week.

The ASX stumbled this morning, dragged down by Financials in the wake of a US rate rise, but Caspin's REE find is making the market happy.

A commodity masterclass with Far East Capital's Warwick Grigor, why coal's a payer and where are all the female small cap CEOs?

The ASX has fallen 1.1%, despite a mini gold rush and a major Greentech Metals climb of +165% on news of stunning copper assays.

The ASX lost ground this morning, after banking jitters hit Wall Street and Aussies woke up to the memory of yesterday's RBA donkey-punch.

The owner of the Dartbrook mine, one of the few new coal developments to start up in the next 12 months, says the thermal market has legs.

The S&P ASX 200 gained 1.85% in April 2023, extending its YTD gain to 5.38% with mid and small caps outperforming their blue-chip peers.

Aussie markets have opened higher, hitting +0.56% at lunchtime, with WA1 Resources resuming its climb towards +1000% for the year. Wow.

The ASX has slogged its way to a fifth-straight drop, but a couple of tiny techies made waves as vitamin giant Blackmores ruled the roost.

The ASX has fallen 0.5% this morning, despite a monster deal for Blackmores and a cracking confirmation that Omega Oil & Gas is on the money.

Health brand Blackmores (ASX:BKL) has recommended a $95/sh takeover offer from Tokyo-listed Kirin Holdings, valuing BKL at ~$1.88bn.

It's Wednesday on Stockhead. A Big CPI read for fans of inflation. We're in India, on lithium and digging for gold, as per raison d'être.

New Fortescue Metals Group CEO Fiona Hick is maintaining the firm's bullish stance on iron ore as bearish sentiment sets in.