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Earnings season

Today

BlueScope unleashes rivers of gold to ward off suitors as profits rise

The country’s largest steelmaker is pushing back on attempts by SGH Limited and Steel Dynamics at buying the business, pointing to a big earnings turnaround.

Treasury Wine Estates chief executive Sam Fischer faces a tough road. The company dumped its first half dividend payout after a big loss.

Penfolds owner Treasury Wine axes dividend after posting hefty loss

CEO Sam Fischer faces a huge task in a shrinking wine market, where even the flagship business has suffered falling profits.

The A2 Milk Company chief executive David Bortolussi

China’s falling birthrate fails to dent a2 Milk turnaround plans

David Bortolussi said the New Zealand-headquartered infant formula and dairy business would hit its $1.7 billion sales target a year earlier than expected.

JB Hi-Fi has been one of the big beneficiaries of the extra spending.

JB Hi-Fi sales pierce $6b in first half, but headwinds coming in 2026

The electronics retailer slowed in January after consumers splurged on phones, video games and fitness gadgets on Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Stockland CEO, Tarun Gupta

Surging residential settlements push Stockland profit up 19pc

As interest rates rise, the company is remaining cautious, keeping its guidance unchanged after a strong first half.

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Ansell chief executive Neil Salmon will retire Tuesday as the company reports first-half earnings.

Ansell overcomes Trump tariff hit with higher prices, swingeing cuts

The medical glove and protective surgical suits maker has outperformed expectations despite putting the cost of the trade restrictions at $113 million a year.

Yesterday

It’s one thing for the computers to take over Australian equities, it is another for them to dictate company strategies.

High-frequency hijack has ASX trading like a casino

The Australian sharemarket is witnessing a breakdown in “normal” trading behaviour and stocks are jumping around far more than usual. Who is it good for?

Investors have so far shrugged off the US government shutdown and pushed Wall Street to record highs.

ASX eyes record high as 80 companies prepare to report

The Australian sharemarket is set to open higher ahead of a busy earnings week. JB Hi-Fi, BlueScope, Treasury Wines Estates and Stockland will report on Monday.

This Month

A growing number of Westpac’s customers are eligible for bonus savings rates.

Westpac profit margins under pressure amid battle for customers

The big four lender made a profit of $1.9b in its first quarter, broadly in line with last year, but said it was seeing some margin pressure.

Rajiv Jain of GQG Partners.

GQG’s Jain says he was early but right on decision to sell out of tech

The high-profile fund manager made the comments after the firm posted a jump in profits even as investors withdrew their cash after a year of poor performance.

CEO Anthony Scali said the January order book was up in stores in Australia and New Zealand.

Nick Scali boss urges patience after soft January trading dents shares

Profit and sales jumped in the first half at the sofa and home furnishing retailer, but investor concerns about a softer outlook sent its shares tumbling.

Cochlear manufacturing operations at Macquarie Park in Sydney.

Cochlear shares hit three-year low on new implant delays

The medical device maker expects full-year earnings to land near the bottom end of its forecast range, and has written down its investment in Saluda.

Nick Rohrlach leaving Virgin Australia months after being given $15 million worth of shares to incentivise performance.

Virgin’s loyalty boss departs two weeks before results

Chief executive of Velocity Nick Rohrlach and head of strategy and transformation Alistair Hartley are both leaving the airline.

Alexis George called out confidence in the retirement system.

New AMP boss faces heat as investors vent fury over missing buyback

AMP’s wealth platform is performing well, but revenues across the rest of the business left investors unimpressed.

The ASX is in for a wild ride.

ASX’s departing boss says listings pipeline can withstand higher rates

The market operator’s costs jumped 20pc in the December half to meet demands imposed by ASIC, but strong market activity lifted profits.

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ANZ’s profits have risen on the back of thousands of redundancies, helping contain the bank’s operating expenses.

Investors back ANZ CEO’s strategy after solid first quarter result

Nuno Matos has undertaken a radical overhaul of the bank with his 2030 strategy which has resulted in the group cutting 3500 jobs.

Mark Coulter, CEO, Temple & Webster.

Temple & Webster boss defiant after share price collapse

Mark Coulter is doubling down on his strategy to grow annual sales to $1 billion through aggressive promotions targeting Millennials aged 29-43.

Insurance premiums could rise nationwide as IAG claims surge

Australia’s largest insurer says damaging storms in Queensland and the Victorian carjackings have triggered a sharp rise in payouts during the past half.

Vibrant public markets are in Australia’s best interest.

What we learnt: AMP and Temple & Webster create wrong kind of history

The two companies and market darling Pro Medicus reset expectations for what it is like to get hammered on results day.

AGL’s profit outlook is looking better.

AGL seeks wind project partners, sells telco arm to Aussie Broadband

AGL chief executive Damien Nicks said the group was tightening its focus on its capital management after posting a better-than-forecast first-half profit.