Stuart Condie
Markets Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
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wsj.com | Stuart Condie
The combined group would be among the 40 largest in Australia, comparable in market capitalization to Qantas AirwaysThe companies, which have held stakes in each other since 1969 as protection against hostile takeovers, on Monday said that they plan to cancel their cross-holdings and form a group with significantly increased scale and liquidity. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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tradingview.com | Stuart Condie
Telstra to Increase Leverage, Divest Assets in Pursuit of ReturnsTLSSYDNEY--Australia's Telstra is ready to increase its debt leverage and sell more assets as the country's largest telecommunications provider targets earnings growth and improved shareholder returns over the next five years. The ASX-listed company on Tuesday said it is aiming for mid single-digit compound annual growth in cash earnings through to its 2030 fiscal year.
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marketscreener.com | Stuart Condie
Published on 05/26/2025 at 17:07 By Stuart Condie SYDNEY--Australia's Telstra is ready to increase its debt leverage and sell more assets as the country's largest telecommunications provider targets earnings growth and improved shareholder returns over the next five years. The ASX-listed company on Tuesday said it is aiming for mid single-digit compound annual growth in cash earnings through to its 2030 fiscal year.
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tradingview.com | Stuart Condie
WiseTech Shares Head for Three-Month High on US$2.1 Billion BuyWTCSYDNEY--WiseTech Global shares are on track for their highest close in more than three months after the Australian logistics-software provider announced its largest ever acquisition. Shares in WiseTech rose as much as 6.7% on Monday following its announcement of the US$2.1 billion acquisition of U.S.-listed e2open and its supply chain optimization platform.
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wsj.com | Stuart Condie
SYDNEY—Logistics-software provider WiseTech WTC 6.05%increase; green up pointing triangle Global agreed to buy U.S.-listed e2open in a US$2.1 billion deal that the Australian company’s co-founder said will accelerate its strategic development by at least a decade. WiseTech, which services more than 16,500 logistics providers, has long said it aims to be the operating system for global goods trade. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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