Euroz Hartleys Group reported their full-year revenue from ordinary continuing activities.

The report indicated a total revenue of A$95.9 million, showing a decrease from the previous year, which stood at A$118.7 million.

Alongside this, the full-year net profit attributable displayed a noteworthy reduction, with this year’s A$9.3 million as opposed to the previous A$40.7 million.

Euroz Hartleys Group (ASX:EZL) is a financial services company that provides a range of investment, financial advisory, and stockbroking services.

David Clarke has relinquished his position as the CEO of Hills (ASX:HIL).

Hills is a technology solutions company specializing in advanced surveillance and communication technologies.

Shares of TPG Telecom (ASX:TPG) went up as much as 6.3% to A$5.720, their highest level since August 22, 2022.

The stock, which was last up 3.2%, set for its best day since August 1 of the same year.

The telecom giant bolstered its FY EBITDA guidance to between A$1.93 billion and A$1.95 billion, rising to the top quartile of the previous range.

In addition, the company posted a 4.5% rise in its HY services revenue.

However, the company had a HY NPAT of A$48 million, a lessen figure from A$167 million the previous year.

TPG Telecom’s stock has risen 11% so far this year, as of its last close.

TPG Telecom is a telecommunication company based in Australia.

Shares of Ramsay Health Care (ASX:RHC) have dropped as much as 12.9% to A$48.18, marking a lowest since March 25, 2020.

The healthcare provider reported an 8.8% year-on-year increase in fiscal-year net profit after tax attributable.

The company also announced an 11.6% year-on-year rise in fiscal-year revenue and other income, less interest income.

Ramsay Health Care declared a final ordinary dividend of 25 Australian cents per share, predicting that the coming fiscal-year Australian earnings will reflect a mid single-digit percentage volume increase.

Analysts at Macquarie Capital have found the results weaker than expected, having missed estimates.

Citi analysts highlight that the fiscal-year 2024 outlook appears below expectations due to cost inflation and a higher interest cost.

Ramsay Health Care expects its fiscal-year 2024 net interest expense to range between A$570 million and A$600 million, outweighing the consensus estimate of A$482 million.

As of last close, Ramsay Health Care’s shares are down 14.5% this year.

Ramsay Health Care is a global healthcare provider operating in 11 countries across the world.

Insignia Financial (ASX:IFL) shares took a major hit, plunging as much as 15.8% to A$2.450, their lowest value since March 18, 2009.

The stock was last measured down by 10.7%, potentially marking its worst day since September 2020, if losses are sustained.

The company, a provider of financial services, reported a 15% year-over-year drop in its underlying net profit after taxes.

Insignia Financial emerges as one of the top losers on the S&P/ASX 200 benchmark index.

Interestingly, trading volumes have risen to 9.4 times the 30-day average of 1.5 million shares.

The stock has so far seen a roughly 13% fall this year, as of the last closing price.

Insignia Financial is a financial services provider based in Australia.

Smartgroup Corporation’s (ASX:SIQ) shares nosedived by as much as 16% to A$7.82, marking what could be its worst performance since December 16, 2019, if the day’s losses hold.

The employee management services company revealed its Half-Year adjusted after-tax net profit dropped by 9% to A$29.4 million.

In addition, an interim dividend of 15.5 Australian cents per fully franked share was declared.

An estimated 2 million shares were reported to be in circulation, which is more than triple the 30-day average of 643,898 shares.

The company’s stock is now at its lowest point since July 11.

Despite this, SIQ had reported an 86.5% year-to-date rise as of the last close.

Smartgroup Corporation (ASX:SIQ) is a company providing employee management services.

Shares of Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) Tuesday saw an increase of as much as 11.8%, leading its share price to A$10.940.

The stock’s performance marks its best day since April 18, assuming gains are sustained.

Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) secured the position of leading gainer on the benchmark index.

The company stated a nine-fold increase in HY total group revenue, and was able to narrow its HY net loss after tax.

Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) reached its highest level since August 7.

Furthermore, the TLX share price has experienced a rise of approximately 35% this year, as of the last closing, compared to a 1.6% increase in the benchmark index.

Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) is a biopharmaceutical company which focuses on the development and commercialization of radiopharmaceuticals for therapeutic applications.

Core Lithium’s (ASX:CXO) shares increased up to 7.32% to a peak of A$0.4275, the highest since mid-August.

The company unveils the first off-take and fines shipments.

In addition, the third spodumene concentrate shipment, amounting to 10,000 tons, as well as entering its first long-term off-take contracts, are ready for export.

Core Lithium is preparing to convey the remainder of the fine shipment to the port in the next few days.

The company recently finished negotiations to sell the first batch of fines from its Finniss operations.

Despite the positive news, Core Lithium’s stock has seen a 60% decrease this year, according to its closing price.

Core Lithium is a company that specializes in mining and producing lithium.

Shares in Costa Group Holdings (ASX:CGC) took a steep fall, plunging by a startling 18.1% to A$2.720, marking the lowest point since June 30.

The stock was last identified down by 13%, setting the stage for the worst drop since October 17, 2022, if the losses persist.

Costa Group has noticed a decline in quality across its citrus category later in the season, indicating a probable A$30 million setback.

The company cited issues with the citrus category and diminishing consumer demand for tomatoes as factors likely to affect the financial year results.

Costa Group has postponed its half-year results to August 31, with a predicted increase in half-year EBITDA-S year over year.

Despite being the top loser on the benchmark index, Costa Group’s stock has risen about 21% this year, as of last close.

Costa Group Holdings (ASX:CGC) is a leading grower, packer, and marketer of fresh fruit and vegetables.

Shares of Tabcorp Holdings (ASX:TAH) saw an increase of up to 9.5% to A$1.150, marking the company’s best performance since February 2, 2021, if the gains maintain.

The company’s stock reached its highest level since July 27.

The surge follows the gambling entertainment firm’s report of an 8% increase in FY group EBITDA and a 103% rise in group EBIT.

Tabcorp also declared a fully franked final dividend of 1 Australian cent per share.

In other news, the company announced that CFO Daniel Renshaw will be stepping down at the end of August.

Among the ASX 200 benchmark index, Tabcorp’s stock was a top gainer.

Despite this, Tabcorp shares have seen a decrease of 2.3% this year, as of the last close.

Tabcorp Holdings (ASX:TAH) is a gambling entertainment company headquartered in Australia.