Investors take revenge on unprepared listings

Article Abstract:

Small companies that do not live up to the promises of their initial public offering prospectuses are dismissed summarily. Companies such as Becker Corporation and Sausage Software have needed to go public to grow but haven't kept investor confidence. Some organizations are not managed in a manner expected of public companies. The issues behind the success if IPOs are discussed.

Australia, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings

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Transfield partners go to war

Article Abstract:

he Salteri family, owner of Tenix, and the Belgiorno-Nettis family, owner of Transfield, ran a united business empire before separating in 1996. The defense industry is attractive to both companies despite its risks because the government interaction provides many business opportunities. Both companies have similar profit and revenue figures and plan to diversify.

National Security, Ship Building and Repairing, Military Ships, Defense Procurement, Planning, Contracts, Defense industry, Naval vessels, Shipbuilding industry, Military procurement, Tenix, Transfield Group

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