PLS Group share price sticks near a 52-week high — what traders watch next week
PLS Group Limited shares closed Friday at A$5.08, up 0.8%, reaching an intraday high of A$5.16 — their highest level in 52 weeks.
PLS share price whipsaws as lithium traders eye Jan 30 quarterly update
PLS Group Ltd closed modestly up on Monday, recovering from an early dip as investors digested new shifts in lithium feedstock prices and braced for a wave of quarterly reports in the sector. The shares finished at A$4.69, a 0.1% gain, after swinging between A$4.49 and A$4.69, with roughly 15.4 million shares traded.
POSCO Holdings Inc Stock (005490, PKX): LFP Cathode JV, US Expansion, and Fresh 2026 Analyst Forecasts on Dec. 24, 2025
December 24, 2025 — POSCO Holdings Inc. is ending the year with a familiar identity crisis—in a good way for investors. It’s still a steel heavyweight, but more and more of the market narrative is about battery materials, lithium resource security, and “green steel” pathways that could reshape earnings power over the next few years.
Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) Stock Update: POSCO Lithium Deal, Onslow Iron Ramp-Up, Debt Path and Latest Forecasts (21 December 2025)
Mineral Resources Limited — “MinRes” — is back in the spotlight as investors weigh a very 2025 kind of trade-off: strong operational momentum versus balance-sheet gravity and governance headlines.
PLS Group Limited (ASX:PLS) Share Price, UBS Upgrade and 2026 Forecast: What the Rebranded Pilbara Minerals Means for Investors
As of the afternoon of 9 December 2025, PLS Group Limited is trading around A$4.11 on the ASX, up a little over 2% for the session and sitting just a few percent below its 52‑week high of A$4.26. The stock has climbed roughly 80% over the last 12 months, giving the lithium producer a market capitalisation close to A$13 billion.StockAnalysis
Australian sharemarket today: S&P/ASX 200 closes at 8,799.5, down 0.22% — CBA extends slide, Life360 tumbles; energy and materials firm
Australia’s sharemarket edged lower on Wednesday, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 finishing down 19.3 points at 8,799.5, as losses in the big banks and technology names offset strength across miners and defensives. The broader All Ordinaries also eased 0.21% to 9,079.4. Investing.com+1