Tagged: ASX
10 articles we've published with this tag.
- Freedom Foods to Noumi: inside the write-down that gutted a food stockHow Freedom Foods went from ASX darling to a $590m write-down and a rebrand as Noumi, and what the regulators found along the way.By Colin Ashworth
- Carsales.com: the classifieds site that quietly went globalHow a Melbourne car classifieds business became a multinational marketplace operator, and why the ASX still seems to underrate it.By Priya Naidu
- REA Group: how a News Corp side project became a property monopolyREA Group turned a modest listings site into one of the world's most profitable property portals. Priya Naidu digs into the numbers behind the dominance.By Priya Naidu
- Slater & Gordon and the Quindell deal that nearly ended the firmHow Slater & Gordon's 2015 UK acquisition of Quindell's professional services arm turned a listed law firm into a case study in corporate collapse.By Ray Petrakis
- Ansell: the Dunlop offshoot that quietly gloves the worldFrom a Dunlop rubber offshoot to a global leader in protective and medical gloves, Ansell is one of Australia's least-noticed multinational success stories.By Priya Naidu
- Computershare: the Melbourne company that owns the world's share registriesFrom a small Melbourne back office, Computershare quietly became the dominant force in global share registry services — an invisible giant hiding in plain sight on the ASX.By Priya Naidu
- CSL: how a government lab became one of the world's great biotech companiesFrom a Depression-era serum laboratory in Melbourne to a $130 billion global giant, CSL's transformation is one of the most remarkable privatisation stories in Australian history.By Priya Naidu
- Pro Medicus: the quiet Melbourne software company that became an ASX darlingPro Medicus built medical-imaging software over decades before the ASX noticed. Here's how a small radiology tech firm became one of Australia's most remarkable software stories.By Priya Naidu
- Cochlear's competitive moat: how a single Australian company dominates world hearing implantsCochlear holds roughly 60% of the global cochlear implant market. Here's how it built that position, who is trying to close the gap, and where the real risks lie.By Priya Naidu
- How Cochlear turned a Melbourne lab into a global hearing-implant empireFrom Graeme Clark's University of Melbourne lab in the 1970s to a multi-billion-dollar ASX giant, Cochlear's rise is one of Australian industry's most instructive stories.By Priya Naidu