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Ramelius Resources share price slides 6% as gold tumbles; buyback trigger now the next test

Ramelius Resources share price slides 6% as gold tumbles; buyback trigger now the next test

Ramelius Resources fell 6.35% to A$4.72 as gold stocks tumbled on the ASX, tracking a sharp drop in bullion prices. The S&P/ASX 200 gold miners sub-index lost 5.7%, its worst session in three months. Ramelius reported December-quarter gold output of 45,610 ounces at an AISC of A$1,977 per ounce. The company maintained FY26 guidance and began ore mining at the Never Never site.
30 January 2026
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DroneShield share price slides 7.5% as ASX filing flags possible employee selling

DroneShield share price slides 7.5% as ASX filing flags possible employee selling

DroneShield shares fell 7.5% to A$3.32 after the company filed to list 4.565 million new shares from exercised performance options. The new stock, issued to employees with no sale restrictions, raised concerns about near-term selling pressure ahead of the late-February earnings report. CEO Oleg Vornik said he sold shares to cover tax on vested options. Short seller Plato Long Short Fund flagged insider selling as a governance concern.
30 January 2026
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BHP share price drops 2% as copper whipsaws and rate bets build — what to watch next

BHP share price drops 2% as copper whipsaws and rate bets build — what to watch next

BHP shares fell 2.0% to A$50.46 on Friday, ending a two-day rally as the S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.65%. Copper surged to a record $14,527.50 a tonne on Thursday before retreating, driven by speculative trading in China. Australian core inflation rose 0.9% last quarter, raising odds of a February rate hike to 73%. BHP made no new announcements last week ahead of its mid-February earnings release.
30 January 2026
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NAB share price rises as rate-hike bets build — what investors watch next week

NAB share price rises as rate-hike bets build — what investors watch next week

NAB shares rose 0.7% to A$43.34 Friday, bucking a 0.7% drop in the S&P/ASX 200 after inflation data raised expectations of a Reserve Bank rate hike on Feb. 3. Markets now price in a 73% chance of a move. NAB’s first-quarter trading update is set for Feb. 18. The bank also plans to shift 110 digital messaging jobs to India, offering affected Australian staff alternative roles.
30 January 2026
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Lynas Rare Earths stock slides after U.S. price-floor rethink — what to watch next for ASX:LYC

Lynas Rare Earths stock slides after U.S. price-floor rethink — what to watch next for ASX:LYC

Lynas Rare Earths shares fell 4.5% to A$14.90 Friday, extending a sector-wide slump after reports the U.S. may drop plans for minimum price guarantees on critical minerals. Australia’s government pledged continued support, with a A$1.2 billion strategic reserve still planned. U.S.-listed rare-earth stocks also declined. The U.S. Energy Department denied it is abandoning price floors.
30 January 2026
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  • Miyazaki Bank’s New Stock Option Plan Signals Shift in Governance Strategy
    June 25, 2026, 5:21 PM EDT. Miyazaki Bank (TSE:8393) approved a stock compensation-type stock option plan on June 25, 2026, aiming to better align management and employee incentives with long-term goals. The regional Japanese lender, known for strong recent returns but low return on equity and an unstable dividend history, may see modest changes in risk profile as incentives could now emphasize share price growth over balance sheet conservatism. Key near-term catalysts include an enhanced dividend policy, a 5-for-1 share split, and new leadership adjustment. While the stock is up, it appears overextended by 38%, prompting investors to reassess its fair value. This governance move forms part of broader efforts to strengthen shareholder alignment but is unlikely to materially impact finances short term.

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Nano-X Imaging (NASDAQ:NNOX) drops 45% on cash warning, pulls guidance

Nano-X Imaging (NASDAQ:NNOX) drops 45% on cash warning, pulls guidance

25 June 2026
Nano-X Imaging plunged 44.61% to $0.8697 after withdrawing its 2026 revenue target and warning current cash is insufficient to fund operations for at least one year, with Q1 imaging-system and OEM revenue at just $167,000 and net cash estimated at $27 million—less than two quarters at the Q1 burn rate.
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