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November 2011
- Opinion
Traffic Technologies enters lighting, but Saferoads safer
Traffic Technologies has signed a supply agreement with Rexel Group Australia under which it will manufacture and supply road lighting products in Australia, but Saferoads looks the better bet.
- Updated
- Trevor Hoey
June 2010
Saferoads’ share price factors in a soft second-half
Even factoring in a soft second-half, it is difficult to see Saferoads’ share price sliding any further.
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- Trevor Hoey
April 2010
Company briefs
Caltex Australia said it dropped plans to buy 302 Mobil petrol stations following a decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to block the deal on competition grounds.
February 2009
Saferoads Holdings (SRH)
When Saferoads announced its interim result on January 29, the company's share price fell by about 50 per cent
- Trevor Hoey
September 2008
Saferoads Holdings (SRH)
Shares in road-safety products manufacturer Saferoads Holdings sank to a year low on Tuesday, having shed more than 45 per cent so far this year.
- Khia Mercer
June 2008
Basics are clear when market is not
Company fundamentals can be overlooked when a share price is volatile,writes Trevor Hoey.
- Trevor Hoey.
February 2008
Road ahead looks good for select trio
Though general market conditions are volatile there have been some impressive results achieved by companies for the six months to December 31, 2007.
- Trevor Hoey
August 2007
Sales remain the key
When markets are volatile, focusing on firms with visible, predictable earnings is a useful strategy. One of last week's better small-cap results came from a company fitting this profile.
- Trevor Hoey
February 2007
Minnows flex their muscles
Large companies in favoured sectors such as mining and media have dominated the reporting season to date. But in this climate it is all too easy to miss strong performances from less fashionable small- and micro-cap companies.
- Trevor Hoey
September 2006
Stocks in search of the spotlight
The noise surrounding the profit reporting season resonates with big companies' results. But some smaller firms are worth listening to, writes Trevor Hoey.
- Trevor Hoey
August 2006
Education pays if you do sums right
IBT Education's result for 2005-06 was fairly complex and understandably drew little reaction in terms of share price movement.
- Trevor Hoey
SAFEROADS HOLDINGS
Saferoads wants to make acquisitions this financial year and increase sales from its existing operations by at least 15 per cent. The Victorian manufacturer and supplier of traffic cones and other road-safety products, which listed on the Australian sharemarket in December last year, exceeded its prospectus net profit forecasts by 8.4 per cent, and its full-year dividend payment of 6¢ was in line with expectations. Saferoads said its general manager Jeff Herdman had resigned to set up his own business but would stay on as a consultant. It has appointed Wayne Portelli as general manager of operations.
- James Hall
March 2006
Safer roads, full order books
When it comes to road maintenance and construction, many investors focus on high-profile contractors such as Leighton Holdings that boast billion-dollar order books
- Trevor Hoey
December 2005
Healthy optimism for those still in the queue
Investors showed more signs of gusto for the rush of floats coming to the market this month after crane and equipment provider Tutt Bryant closed at a healthy premium on its first day of trading on the Australian Stock Exchange yesterday.
- Henry Byrne
