Category: ASX:WHC

ASX:WHC

Why did Whitehaven (WHC) shares fall despite a big profit

WHC -5.08%: A strong year for the coal producer with underlying revenue of $6,06bn which was broadly inline with consensus, EBITDA of $3,99bn (v consensus $4bn) & an underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) of $2.7bn which was inline with expectations.

ASX:WHC 09/11/2022

What does MM think about Whitehaven Coal (WHC) shares?

WHC –8.5%: the coal giant struggled today after downgrading production guidance on the back of persistent wet weather.

ASX:WHC 14/10/2021

Whitehaven (WHC) production numbers weigh on stock

WHC – 2.12%: coal miner Whitehaven was out with their September Quarter production numbers today which looked a bit on the light side.

ASX:WHC 26/08/2021

Whitehaven Coal (WHC) shares rally, saved by coal price

WHC +5%: FY21 Results: It wasn’t a strong year from WHC both operationally and financially however strength in the coal price has buried those sins

ASX:WHC 15/04/2021

Whitehaven Coal (WHC) drops 14%, here’s why.

WHC -14%: A very poor quarterly update this morning from WHC both in absolute terms plus importantly relative to market expectations.

ASX:WHC 15/07/2020

Whitehaven (WHC) operations back on track

ASX:WHC 17/01/2020

Whitehaven (WHC) scrapes through at tough 2nd quarter report

ASX:WHC 22/10/2019

Whitehaven Coal (WHC) heads up long list of quarterly reports

ASX:STO 31/01/2019

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Afternoon report 17/04/2025

The Match Out: ASX strong as energy bounces back, commodity stocks impress on quarterlies

A bullish session after a decent hit to U.S markets overnight, particularly the tech sector which was -3.9% weaker amid further U.S tariff and policy intervention. It was a slow and steady move up over the day, opening flat but climbing ~5-10 points hour after hour.

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The ASX 200 performed well on Wednesday, considering US NASDAQ Futures were down over 2% by 4pm AEST, courtesy of poor news from both sides of the Atlantic before the respective bourses even opened. Global Tech stocks sank on a one-two of bad news for tech goliaths Nvidia and ASML, the last thing the embattled semiconductor sector needed.