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- More western companies pull out of Russia; Core Lithium to send Tesla sweet, sweet Lithium; Target caps off a year of record growth.
Apple (AAPL) and Boeing (BA) limit or restrict sales to Russia. Core Lithium (CXO) is to supply Tesla (TSLA) with 110,000 tonnes of lithium over four years. Target (TGT) made a profit of $1.5 billion, up 12% on the same period last year.
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10 min - Sanctions start to bite the Russian economy; Rocket Lab marks full year losses, but more contracts; cinema audiences return to give Vista Group a spring in its step.
The markets respond to another 24 hours of the Russia-Ukraine crisis and the US makes a show of support to Taiwan. Vista Group’s (VGL) revenue for the year came in at just over $98 million, which was 12% higher than the previous year. RocketLab (RKLB) sits on a $545 million USD contract backlog and records a net loss of $117 million US dollars for the 12 months ending December 2021.
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13 min - An update on the Russia-Ukraine conflict; Genesis Energy powers up profits; Restaurant Brands bounces back from COVID-19.
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict unfolds, markets brace themselves for an uncertain week ahead. Genesis Energy (GNE) records a boost in its half year profits, and also upgrades its guidance for its full financial year. Restaurant Brands (RBD) reports improvements in its financial results, despite COVID-19 disruptions.
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11 min - Casual Friday: an update on how markets around the world reacted to the Russian invasion of Ukraine; the Air NZ CEO on the company’s half year results.
For Casual Friday this week we kick off with an update on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, how have markets reacted the intense geopolitical uncertainty and Alice talks to Greg Foran the CEO of Air NZ about the company's half year results released on Thursday.
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19 min - Air NZ reports a significant loss; Omicron pushes back Qantas’ recovery; Sky TV returns to revenue growth.
Air New Zealand (AIR) reports a significant financial loss in its half year results, driven by COVID-19. Qantas (QAN) reports that the Omicron outbreak is pushing back its recovery by six months. Sky Network Television (SKT) returns to revenue growth in its half year results, although reports a drop in profit.
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12 min - Spark reports a $179m profit; Steel & Tube weathers the storm with a boosted dividend; The US slaps sanctions on Russia.
US President Joe Biden imposes economic sanctions on Russia, but why is the situation with Ukraine influencing markets? Spark (SPK) sees increases in almost all its key metrics in its first half year results. Even with Covid and supply chain impacts, Steel & Tube (STU) sees a lift In profit.
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13 min - Mercury Energy results “reflect significant business change”; PGG Wrightson revenue up for the half year; Covid cost Coles $150 million over six months.
Mercury’s (MCY) profit more than triples to $427 million, driven by the sale of its 20% ownership in Tilt Renewables. Coles (COL) costs are up, but its supermarkets and liquor businesses saw higher margins. PGG Wrightson’s (PGW) net profit jumps 32 per cent to $22.5 million.
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12 min - A2 Milk forecasts higher revenue; AGL Energy knocks back surprise takeover bid; Freightways and its “half of two quarters”.
A2 Milk (ATM) said its revenue outlook for the six months through to the end of June had improved, but is not expected to translate into higher earnings. The AGL Energy (AGL) board said they rejected A $8 billion AUD offer on the grounds that it “materially undervalues the company”. Freightways (FRE) total revenue came in at $442 million for the six months to December 2021, up 8 percent compared to a year ago.
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14 min - Casual Friday: Wesfarmers' profits impacted by rising costs. Sky TV wins back major sports rights. Why does the Ukraine/Russia crisis affect markets?
Wesfarmers (WES) said that its retail businesses experienced extra costs of about $43 million due to Covid-19 related costs. After missing out four years ago, Sky Network Television Limited (SKT) has won back broadcast rights to the English Premier League. José talks to Betashares Chief Economist David Bassanese about Russia, Ukraine and why the brewing crisis has affected global markets.
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15 min - Spotify adds to its podcast basket with two new acquisitions; Nvidia dials up record revenue; Hallenstein Glassons forecasts a decrease in sales and profit.
Hallenstein Glassons Holdings (HLG) advised today that all up it expects sales for the half year to be $170 million dollars, which would be a 6% decrease compared to the same period a year ago. Spotify (SPOT) has announced that they’ve bought two podcast technology companies: Podsights and Chartable. Nvidia’s (NVDA) revenue came in at a record $7.6 billion dollars for the quarter: up 53% year on year higher than the $7.4 billion analysts expected.
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