Reflections on some golden buys

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This article focuses on two Australian stocks that were the subject of previous recommendations to investors that later events have vindicated. Relevant points include the names of the two companies, profitable boat-builder Austal and biotechnology firm Chemeq, which has developed a unique germicide, with an analysis of their potential for growth.

Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Column, Boating industry

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Buoyant boatbuilder lists on a wave of optimism

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Austal, maker of high-speed passenger boats, joins the stock exchange list in Dec 1998. The company's sales last year were more than $180 mil. In the first year of operation it only had 40 workers, but now it employees 1000 people and has built and delivered vessels to some of the world's leading ferry operators, including China.

Shipbuilding industry

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Full steam ahead for buoyant battler

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The management and financial outlook for Australian mining company Carnegie Minerals are discussed. The company's involvement in the invention of a new marine engine is detailed.

Australia, Statistical Data Included, Finance, Mining industry, Carnegie Minerals

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