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Daily Brief Australia: S&P/ASX 200, Amaero International Ltd, Oklo Resources and more

In today’s briefing:

  • EQD | S&P/​ASX200 WEEKLY Make-It-Or-Break-It
  • Amaero International Ltd – Q4 Cashflow Summary Confirms Strong Costs Stewardship
  • Atomic Aspirations


EQD | S&P/​ASX200 WEEKLY Make-It-Or-Break-It

By Nico Rosti

  • The S&P/ASX 200 INDEX  has been stuck in the 7000-7400 range for 16 weeks until last week when it briefly pierced the upper range (but closed the week at 7403).
  • This WEEKLY trend pattern can lead to a multi-week rally when it rises for => + 3 weeks in a row (it’s a pattern that can include momentum trades).
  • The index is at a make-it-or-break-it junction: either it starts to trend higher towards the previous peak (7567, January 2023), or it will pullback into the 7000-7400 range.

Amaero International Ltd – Q4 Cashflow Summary Confirms Strong Costs Stewardship

By Research as a Service (RaaS)

  • Amaero International Ltd (ASX:3DA) is a global specialist in titanium and specialty alloy powder production and advanced manufacturing for the defence, aerospace, and other industrial sectors.
  • The company has reported Q4 operating cash outflow of $0.855m, well down on that reported in the previous three quarters of FY24 and the lowest quarterly cash outflow since Q4 FY20.
  • The result was driven by a tight rein on cash operating costs and $1.32m in government grants and tax incentives which offset $0.026m in restructuring costs and the cost of Project Falcon in the United Arab Emirates. 

Atomic Aspirations

By subSPAC

  • Just a few weeks ago, Oklo, a startup focused on advanced nuclear fission micro-reactor technology, made a significant splash with the announcement of its intention to go public through a SPAC backed by entrepreneur Sam Altman.
  • Altman, the founder of OpenAI, has become a high-profile figure in the tech industry, with ambitions stretching beyond terrestrial concerns and reaching the very potential of global artificial intelligence. 
  • To realize this bold vision, Altman asserts that the world requires an exponential increase in our energy production—a demand he anticipates being fulfilled by the nuclear sector.

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