News for XTEK Limited (XTE.AX)

HighCom Limited (ASX:HCL) – formerly XTEK – has announced its confirmation of a contract nearly $9M in value for body armour products.

"Yes I am ok." This was how former HighCom (HCL) CEO Scott Basham ended an announcement on LinkedIn posted Tuesday afternoon.

Effective November 30, 2023, XTEK Limited will change its name to HighCom Limited....

Effective November 30, 2023, XTEK Limited will change its Australian Securities Exchange stock ticker symbol to HCL from XTE....

ASX futures were up 0.39 per cent near 8.30 am AEDT implying…

The ASX200 closed down just over a third of a per cent today, with nearly all sectors falling into negative territory.

ASX defence stock XTEK (ASX:XTE), soon to be renamed HighCom after its armour, will shut down its Adelaide-based manufacturing facility by the end of the year.

The ASX200 finished off the week on a good note, up about a third of a per cent. The materials sector performed best and was the biggest gainer, up more than 1.3 per cent.

XTEK (ASX:XTE), a company that specialises in designing military-grade ballistic armour, has announced its receipt of a $3.2m order for its products.

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S&P ASX 200 closes up 0.2% today with Polymetal Resources (ASX:POL) soaring after high grade drill hits at its Endeavour polymetallic mine.

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The ASX went nowhere this week, the XEC Emerging Companies sank 1.69% but Rox Resources struck very real gold, up 69%. Nice.

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The ASX has fallen 1.1% today after Wall Street got data-spooked on Friday, Aussie coal is heading to China and 4DS Memory climbed 39%.

In China, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng has dipped 0.21% in early trade, while Shanghai’s flatter than an illegally-fished flounder.

The ASX has been buoyed by a strong show from Wall Street overnight, and it turns out that bats are like death metal singers. Who knew?

A huge week for local and global markets has ended with the ASX200 up % but the small cap indices down 0.84%.