Category: News

With 440 nuclear power facilities currently operating in 30 countries around the world and a further 50 currently in construction1, the demand for uranium is growing. This demand has been met by depleted stockpiles and constrained supplies, on the back of low uranium prices that have limited the viability of numerous projects.

Gold has grabbed investors’ attention in 2020 with dream outcomes for holders of a number of ASX-listed small-cap gold stocks. But there is another yellow metal where fundamentals are lining up for potentially a significant rerating of relevant stocks – Uranium.

Gold has grabbed investors’ attention in 2020 with dream outcomes for holders of a number of ASX-listed small-cap gold stocks. But there is another yellow metal where fundamentals are lining up for potentially a significant rerating of relevant stocks – Uranium.

Azure Health Technology Limited (AZT), the Company commercialising an innovative new non-invasive and direct drug and vitamin delivery platform which eliminates the use of needles, is pleased to announce that the China National Intellectual Property Administration has issued a Notification to Grant Patent Right for Invention for a patent application titled: ‘Transmucosal delivery of tocotrienol’.

A main priority for many boards of large companies in recent years has been risk management, following a few embarrassing breaches and failures that have attracted a lot of media attention.

There has rarely been a more urgent time to assess whether your money is being optimally managed. Market valuations are close to all-time highs while risk levels are high and long-term real return prospects are near zero. We anticipate re-runs of 2020 over the coming years, with more volatility and markets that ultimately go nowhere.

The US market’s remarkable recovery since its lows in March this year is almost entirely attributable to its technology sector, and to the so-called “FAANG” stocks in particular. The reason why the FAANG Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google (now Alphabet) stocks got their well-known acronym is because they share an underlying link to the new online driven economy. 

Orthocell’s (ASX: OCC) regenerative device, CelGro, is helping give mobility back to quadriplegic patients. 

September was a good month for Aussie gold mining company Nusantara (ASX: NUS).  The junior mining company recently announced a series of positive news to their shareholders, including that their partner and leading Indonesian diversified energy company Indika Energy received regulatory approval to become a shareholder in the Awak Mas project vehicle. Indika Energy has earned 25% interest in the project after investing US$15M equity.

When COVID-19 took hold in March, many businesses put their 2020 marketing plans in the bin. Consumer behaviour changed so much that it made no sense to invest in outdoor billboards, in-store merchandising, or ads on rush hour radio. Instead, overnight everything went online and businesses ramped up their digital marketing like never before. 

A growing number of home loan borrowers are ghosting their bankers in an attempt to make their financial problems go away; simply refusing to respond to calls, emails, texts or letters.

If you spoke with the CEO of a listed company today, they would tell you that their investor relations function had changed dramatically in a short space of time. Most will point to the COVID-19 pandemic as the reason for this “sudden” disruption to old and proven investor relations and communications practices that have always served them well.