Sentences with phrase «cent share price rise»

On the first day of trading, about # 750million «flowed to the new shareholders» — mainly City investors who benefited from an instant 38 per cent share price rise.
Returns: City investors benefited from an instant 38 per cent share price rise on the first day of trading
Penfolds and Wolf Blass owner Treasury Wine Estates has been a huge winner for investors with a 40 per cent share price rise in the past year, but some analysts are now worried that it is trading on such a high multiple that a fall could be inevitable.

Not exact matches

Mining services contractor Viento Group says it can't explain why its share price has risen by 75 per cent to 12 cents per share in two weeks.
The share price of Perth copper producer Aditya Birla Minerals risen 19.5 per cent on the announcement that its Nifty underground copper mine had been cleared to resume operations.
The share price of Perth industrial parts and services provider Coventry Group has risen 14 per cent following the announcement of a $ 21 million return to shareholder
Corey Davis, an analyst with investment firm Jefferies & Co., estimates shares will rise to $ 1.44 in 2014 (about a 60 cents jump from the current price) after the combined company has a full year of operations under its belt.
Michael Kiernan - chaired Territory Resources Ltd has acquired about 14 per cent of Herdsman - based mineral sands miner Olympia Resources Ltd, causing Olympia's share price to rise sharply for the second day running.
The miner said adjusted net earnings for the quarter ended March 31 rose to $ 170 million, or 15 cents a share, from $ 162 million or 14 cents a share in the same three - month period a year ago on the back of higher gold prices and lower depreciation.
Crown shares fell about 1 per cent on Wednesday to $ 12.95, though its share price has risen about 12 per cent in a year.
In Latin America, average share prices rose 7 per cent.
Australian share prices have risen by 10 per cent since the previous Statement and reached a series of record highs during the period (Graph 46).
Household wealth rose by 5.1 per cent in the December quarter, reflecting rising house and share prices, to be 11.7 per cent higher over the year.
Australian share prices have risen by 4 per cent since the time of the last Statement.
Stock markets in emerging economies have also recovered; share prices in Asian emerging economies rose by around 17 per cent, while in Latin America, they increased by a more modest 8 per cent.
Continuing the rebound in share prices which started in March, the Australian share market has risen another 4 per cent in the past three months; the ASX 200 is up 16 per cent since mid March (Graph 50).
In addition, the Australian market has benefited from the strong lead provided by the US share market, where prices have risen by almost 90 per cent since the start of 1995.
Ms Brenner's departure was welcomed by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Treasurer Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, but did little to buoy the AMP share price, which rose just 3 cents to hover near six - year lows at $ 4.04.
Supermarket and grocery store sales rose just 2.9 per cent - the weakest rate of growth since September 2013 and well below the six month trend - as Woolworths, Coles and independents supplied by Metcash cut prices to regain market share lost to Aldi.
Fuelling the meteoric share price rise (up some 80 per cent since the start of the year) are big earnings expectations, though it's worth noting the share price run is easily outpacing the expected earnings growth.
All these contributed to a scramble for UBA's share, which in turn increased the bank's share price currently standing at about N9.90, representing a rise of over 165 per cent or N6.16 per share compared to N3.74 per share recorded in 2016.
The foregoing table indicates that a rise in the price of copper from 10 to 13 cents would increase the value of Company A shares by 100 % and the value of Company B and C shares by 300 %.
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