Cleanaway has cut its FY26 EBIT guidance by A$20 million only six weeks after upgrading expectations, but the downgrade appears linked to fuel cost timing rather than a weaker core business. With most contracts expected to reprice by 1 July 2026, investors may see a clearer earnings recovery pathway heading into FY27.
Rio Tinto’s proposed US$2 billion sale of its California boron assets signals a sharper focus on iron ore, copper, and lithium. While the move supports a leaner portfolio and stronger capital discipline, RIO’s recent share price strength means investors may need to weigh the long-term strategy against short-term valuation risk.
Weebit Nano has paused trading while it completes a capital raise of up to A$105 million at A$4.05 per share. For ASX investors, the focus now is on dilution, the use of funds, and how the stock reacts when trading resumes on Monday.
Australia may export huge amounts of LNG, but it still relies heavily on imported refined fuel. That gap has created both fresh risks and short-term opportunities in ASX energy stocks, especially for investors watching Woodside and Santos.
Bendigo Bank (ASX:BEN) surged 13% after reporting stronger earnings, improving margins, and steady lending growth. While the numbers were encouraging, analyst caution and ongoing rate uncertainty still cloud the outlook for regional banks.
This article explains why oil crashed, why ASX energy stocks sold off, and what investors should watch next. It also looks at whether the market has overreacted to a short-term ceasefire in a still-uncertain region.
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