NHC
Director Trades
| Date | Director | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 27/2/25 | L. Stocker | $19,751 |
| 19/3/25 | T. Millner | $10,069 |
| 24/3/25 | R. Millner | $306,084 |
| 23/9/25 | Robert Dobson Millner AO | $105,561 |
Company News
Australia’s major banks raise rates, Flight Centre reopens 35 stores and Perpetual rejects $1.7b takeover
Australia’s four major banks, Commonwealth Bank (ASX: CBA), National Australia Bank (ASX: NAB), Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ASX: ANZ), and Westpac (ASX: WBC) have announced increases to home loan rates by 25 basis points this month. The move follows the Reserve Bank of Australia’s hike, seventh in as many months, which raised the […]
Chalice extends Julimar exploration, New Hope receives grants and Incitec Pivot appoints CEO of fertilisers business
Chalice Mining (ASX: CHN) has issued an update on its exploration activities at the Julimar nickel-copper-platinum group elements (PGE) project in Western Australia, confirming an extension will take place after a recent breakthrough. The mining company said it is “considering securing a strategic minority joint venture partner to assist in developing a potential mine at […]
What does coal’s lesson mean for other commodities?
Investors can learn a lot from coal even if they find it an ethically unacceptable asset with coal’s soaring price a guide to what might happen to other, cleaner, commodities suffering from a lack of new development. The first coal lesson calls for a brief trip back in time to last November when Small Caps […]
Are Australian coal mining companies oversold?
There is a world of difference between a commitment to “phase-out” a commodity, and a proposal to “phase-down” a commodity, which is a reason for taking a fresh look at heavily oversold Australian coal mining companies. While not widely researched because they have become ethically incorrect, some coal stocks are trading at close to half […]
Thermal coal exports are under threat — but there’s more to the story than just China’s politics
“Thermal coal on China’s blacklist,” screamed one newspaper front page last week, reporting that Australian coal exporters faced tougher restrictions selling into China as state-owned power plants were directed to buy domestic coal instead. Media reports tied this development into the threats issued by Beijing to ramp up boycotts of Australian products following the punitive […]
ESG friendly versus sinful stocks: which ones perform the best?
In a new era in which environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations have been enshrined in the way fundies pick their shares, the so-called ‘sin’ stocks had been largely discounted as relics of the past. Until Woolworths’ spin-off Endeavour Group (ASX: EDV) came along, that is. By virtue of Endeavour’s sheer size and pure-play focus […]
Vintage Energy, Metgasco and Bridgeport give greenlight for Vali-3 well after gas confirmed at Vali-2
Following the confirmation of gas in the second well of Vintage Energy’s (ASX: VEN) 50%-owned Vali field in Queensland’s Cooper Basin, a third well has been given the go ahead after the nearby Odin-1 well has been completed. Vintage and its Vali field joint venture partners Metgasco (ASX: MEL) and New Hope’s (ASX: NHC) subsidiary Bridgeport, […]
ACCC permits Vintage Energy and partners to jointly market gas from Vali field
Vintage Energy (ASX: VEN) and its partners Megasco (ASX: MEL) and New Hope (ASX: NHC) subsidiary Bridgeport have secured authorisation from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to jointly market gas from the Vali field. Vintage owns 50% of the Vali field which is covered by permit ATP 2021 in Queensland’s Cooper Basin. Metgasco and […]