Pancon drifts into view

Article Abstract:

The stock price of Bligh Oil rose almost 50% to 24.5 Australian cents in December 2000 following rumors that the company would release good results from its Rimu project in the Taranaki basin in New Zealand, but dropped back to 20 cents the following week. The excitement affected other oil companies' prices, including those of Pancontinental Oil and Gas.

Petroleum industry

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Marlborough country

Article Abstract:

When Australian company Marlborough Resources began producing low cost tin from the Ardlethan mine in June 2001, the stock price dropped to 8.5 cents per share, and is now ack up to 10c. Although the price in US terms is low, tin is profitable for low-cost producers such as Marlborough Resources, and the company's stock is therefore trading low.

Column, Tin industry, Marlborough Resources

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A positive global outlook

Article Abstract:

The performance of high technology stocks on the Australian stock market is discussed. Global Business Solutions stocks fell from 75 to 18.5 cents but the company forecasts revenue of 4 million Australian dollars in 2000.

High technology industry, GBS Inc.

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