Breathing Easier with iSonea
We live in a world saturated with ‘smart devices,’ in which we all carry in our jeans pockets and handbags more computing power than the Apollo Space Program had.
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The Missing Linc In Energy
Linc Energy (LNC) is doing some of the most exciting things in the energy sector of any emerging Australian energy producer. That’s because it is focused on both ‘conventional’ oil and gas and the more exotic ‘unconventional’ hydrocarbons.
Read MoreOsprey Poised To Swoop On Dye Opportunity
Trans-Pacific medical device company Osprey Medical, Inc. (OSP) did not enjoy a great reception after floating on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in May 2012, but it is sitting nicely as a major trial of its technology starts to take shape.
Read MorePrognosis Looking Good For Integrated Research
Integrated Research Limited (IRI) is a virtually unknown – by investors, that is – Australian tech success story. IRI is a software company that develops and supplies performance monitoring, diagnostics and reporting software for business-critical computing and Unified Communication (UC) networks.
Read MoreNo Wrong Numbers For Amcom
Perth-based telecommunications provider Amcom Telecommunications (AMM) has been a market darling for some time – with fairly good reason. In FY12 the fibre-optic network operator racked up its tenth consecutive year of underlying profit growth of 20%-plus. That’s quite an impressive track record, given that the last ten years have thrown up more than the odd business bump.
Read MoreGage Roads Goes Down A Treat
We love a beer here at ShareCafe. And for those of you who like the odd cleansing ale, Gage Roads Brewing Company Limited (GRB) is an Australian-based company worth a look as well as a taste.
Read MoreGoing Blue To Go Green
With carbon pricing and/or taxing back in the news – let’s not get into a semantic debate about it – it is an apposite time to re-examine one of the more interesting energy exposures on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited (CFU).
Read MoreBurns Treatment A Hot Ticket For Avita
One of the largest sectors of the Australian stockmarket – at least in terms of number of companies – is life sciences. At last count, there were about 93 such companies.
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