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Ampol's (ASX:ALD) $1.1B EG Deal Clears the ACCC: What It Means for Investors

Ampol has received ACCC approval for its A$1.1 billion acquisition of EG Australia, with 41 fuel sites required to be sold before completion. The deal strengthens Ampol’s fuel and convenience network, but investors still need to watch integration risk, regulatory pressure and long-term fuel demand changes.

Energy

Commodities

Materials

ASX Gold Stocks in Focus: Why Ramelius (ASX:RMS) Slipped on a Record 62% Margin

Ramelius (ASX) reported its most profitable quarter, backed by strong gold prices and a record AISC cash margin. The share price still fell as the market weighed cost guidance, weaker March-quarter output and uncertainty around gold’s next move.

Materials

Gold

Information Technology

Megaport (ASX:MP1) Surges 9% on A$35m AI Contract Win: Is the AI Comeback Finally Real?

Megaport shares surged as much as 9% after the company secured a A$35.4 million compute and storage contract through Latitude.sh. The deal supports Megaport’s AI infrastructure growth story, with compute ARR rising strongly and investors watching whether revenue momentum can translate into better margins.

Information Technology

ASX 200

Industrials

GenusPlus (ASX:GNP) A$110m Koolunga BESS Win Backs Record A$2.4bn Order Book and 35% FY26 Guide

GenusPlus shares rose 4.6% to A$9.20 after the company won a A$110 million Koolunga BESS contract in South Australia. The win strengthens its record A$2.4 billion order book and supports management’s upgraded FY26 EBITDA growth target of around 35%.

Industrials

Small Caps

Financials including Banking

Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) Holds A$190m Profit Guidance But Lifts Provisions on SME Uncertainty

Judo Capital shares rose 1.45% to A$1.40 after its Q3 FY26 update showed loan book growth, stronger margins and lower customer attrition. However, the bank also lifted provisions and said FY26 profit would likely land at the lower end of guidance.

Financials including Banking

ASX 200

Consumer Discretionary

Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW) Closes Down 8% at A$6.06 as Sugden Replaces Founder Coulter

Temple & Webster shares fell 8.2% to A$6.06 after the company announced Susie Sugden would replace founder Mark Coulter as CEO. The selloff reflects investor caution around the leadership change, weak share price momentum, and pressure on the online retail sector.

Consumer Discretionary

ASX 200

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Ampol's (ASX:ALD) $1.1B EG Deal Clears the ACCC: What It Means for Investors

ASX Gold Stocks in Focus: Why Ramelius (ASX:RMS) Slipped on a Record 62% Margin

Megaport (ASX:MP1) Surges 9% on A$35m AI Contract Win: Is the AI Comeback Finally Real?

GenusPlus (ASX:GNP) A$110m Koolunga BESS Win Backs Record A$2.4bn Order Book and 35% FY26 Guide

Judo Capital (ASX:JDO) Holds A$190m Profit Guidance But Lifts Provisions on SME Uncertainty

Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW) Closes Down 8% at A$6.06 as Sugden Replaces Founder Coulter

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