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Barrack St Investments to list on 14 August 2014

From Barrack Street Investments Limited

for SMSFs to access high quality small and mid cap ASX stocks Barrack Street Investments Limited (BST) has successfully raised $16 million through its Initial Public Offer and is scheduled

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08 Aug 2014

Most IPOs over-promising, under-delivering; according to Skaffold

Just four stand outs from 2013 show investors should tread cautiously in 2014 Stock research application house, Skaffold, has warned investors to remain cautious and stay focused on value, when

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29 Jan 2014

Drought on IPO front no excuse for a go-slow on returns

From Hyperion Asset Management

The dampening effect of the dramatic reduction in capital markets activity on the Australian equity markets has been a cause of concern for many investors and commentators. However, according to

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08 Nov 2012

Challenging times for small cap IPO market

From HLB Mann Judd

Small cap companies continued to provide the majority of initial public offering (IPO) activity in 2011, with an increased number listing during the year compared to the last three years.

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01 Feb 2012

The rise and rise of new IPOs in Asia, and Asian investors

From FIL Investment Management (Australia)

Who would have thought – investing in Asia might soon give investors access to European and US companies. Some of Europe and America’s most prestigious companies are shunning the well-established

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09 Jun 2011

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