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<WIRE> TMK Energy (ASX:TMK) Advances on Mongolia Project Consolidation Deal with Talon Energy (ASX:TPD)

TMK Energy’s shares rose by as much as 9.1% to A$0.012 following news of its executed binding heads of agreement with peer firm, Talon Energy, meant to consolidate 100% ownership of a project in Mongolia to TMK Energy.

In return, the total consideration for Talon Energy’s 33% earned interest in the project is the issue of up to 1.1 billion shares and up to 550 million listed options.

Meanwhile, Talon Energy’s shares fell as much as 4.35% to A$0.220.

Thus far into the year, Talon Energy’s stock had climbed up by 39.4% as of the previous close, while TMK Energy’s slid down by 26.7%.

TMK Energy is an exploration company in the oil and gas sector.


<WIRE> Bank Of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) Reports Annual Profit of A$124 Million

Bank Of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) has announced its profit for the year, reporting a figure of A$124 million, which marks a 70% drop compared to the previous year.

Despite the fall in profit, the bank’s annual revenues from ordinary activities have seen a rise of 6%, amounting to a total of A$1,759 million.

The bank has also declared the annual ordinary dividend to be 21 Australian cents per share.

The Bank of Queensland is an Australia-based regional bank which provides retail and commercial financial services.




<WIRE> Jayride Group (ASX:JAY) Claims It's Set to Deliver Positive Cash Flow for FY24

Jayride Group (ASX:JAY) stated that it is aimed to turn cash flow positive by the end of financial year 2024.

Highlighting its growing stability, the company reported a growth in net revenue in the first quarter of FY24, which showed an increase by 24% compared to the same period in the previous financial year.

Additionally, the group had boom in customer flow with passenger trips booked in this period showing a substantial rise of 50% compared to the first quarter in FY23.

Jayride Group is a global transport service provider connecting travellers with transport operators.




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<WIRE> Advance ZincTek (ASX:ANO) Sees Gain on Potential Takeover Offer

Advance ZincTek, a renowned cosmetics manufacturer, has experienced a surge due to a projected off-market cash takeover offer.

The prospective buyer is Mizikovsky Group, expressing interest in acquiring a 70% stake in the company at a proposed price of A$0.97 per share.

This proposed price signifies a 9% premium to the stock’s last recorded closing price.

However, as per the most recent close, Advance ZincTek’s stock is down by 62.6% year-to-date.

Advance ZincTek (ASX:ANO) is a leading global company in the cosmetics manufacturing industry.



<WIRE> Ingenia Communities (ASX:INA) Ascends Due to Increased Holiday Park Bookings

Shares of Australia’s Ingenia Communities (ASX:INA) saw an increase as much as 1.7% to A$4.270, reaching their highest level since last mid-September.

This rise in stock marks the third consecutive session of gains for the company.

According to the property developer, the group’s holiday parks have continued to see robust demand throughout the first quarter.

It also pointed out that forward bookings continue to be higher when compared to the same period of previous fiscal year, boasting an increase of 9%.

Notwithstanding the recent gains, Ingenia Communities stock has slipped 6% this year until the last close.

Ingenia Communities is a property development company that specializes in owning, operating, and developing a portfolio of lifestyle and holiday communities across Australia.


<WIRE> Domino's Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP) Sees a Jump After Citi Upgrades to 'Buy'

Shares in Australia’s Domino’s Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP) surged by as much as 4.3% up to A$53.64, suggesting one of their most significant rises since August 23 if the increase maintains.

Analysts at Citi upgraded their rating of the stock from ‘neutral’ to ‘buy’, elevating the price target from A$57.95 to A$58.60.

Citi expressed they were enthused by the progression of the company’s strategies in the past few months, and also mentioned that the company’s attempts to decrease gearing could offer more opportunities for additional acquisitions.

As of the last close, the stock had fallen 22.4% this year.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP) is an international firm primarily engaged in the operation of retail food outlets and franchise services.