Alligator Energy shares experienced a steep drop, as much as 19.1% to A$0.055, putting the company on track for its worst day since September 20, 2021, should the losses hold.

The energy explorer raised A$25.5 million through a placement to support its uranium development operations.

The shares' issue price amounted to A$0.052 per share, representative of a 23.5% discount to the stock’s previous closing price.

Trading volumes have also demonstrated heightened activity, reaching twice the 30-day average of 14.8 million shares.

Despite the current dip, as of the last close, Alligator Energy’s stock has increased by 74.4% this year.

Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) is an energy exploration company focusing on uranium development.

Shares in Locksley Resources (ASX:LKY) have seen a rise of up to 12.5% to A$0.054, which is anticipated to be its best day since June 15, provided the gains remain consistent.

The significant increase arrives after the mineral explorer reported achieving high-grade assays for rare-earths at its Mojave project area in the U.S.

following a surface sampling programme.

The program involved a total of 171 rock-chip samples being assayed for a full suite of elements by American Analytical Services.

Following this news, the company’s stock reached its highest level since August 29.

However, the stock’s overall trend remains down by 18.3% year-to-date until the latest closing.

Locksley Resources is a company specifically geared towards mineral exploration.

AML3D shares (ASX:AL3) climbed as much as 14.5% to A$0.095, hitting their highest level since September 6.

If these gains are maintained, the stock is on the path for its best day since August 24.

The tech company stated that they received an order from a US Navy submarine component partner for their ARCEMY metal 3D printing system.

This agreement is valued at A$0.27 million.

From the beginning of this year to the last close, AML3D (ASX:AL3) stock has escalated 6.4%.

AML3D is a technology company specializing in the development of 3D printing systems.

Shares belonging to the fintech company, Sezzle (ASX:SZL), listed on the ASX have experienced a significant increase, rising by as much as 21.8% to reach A$24.540.

This significant leap in share value has depicted the company’s best performance since May 1.

Sezzle (ASX:SZL) reports a substantial increase in its total income, which rose to $14.0 million in August 2023, a YoY increase of 44.3%.

During the same month, Sezzle (ASX:SZL) also recorded an adjusted EBITDA of $2.4 million.

Notably, 18,154 shares changed hands, compared against an average volume of 12,333 over the past 30 days.

Among three analyst opinions, one rated the stock a ‘buy’ or higher, one recommended a ‘hold’, whilst another suggested to ‘sell’, or lower, with the median share price target set at A$22.70 - according to Refinitiv data.

The stock has reached its highest level since June 19, bringing Sezzle’s (ASX:SZL) yearly increase to 27.8% up to its last close.

Sezzle (ASX:SZL) is a financially focused digital company that offers a platform for easy payments and purchases.

Analysts at renowned Morgan Stanley acclaim telecom firm Tuas (ASX:TUA)’s FY23 results as a confirmation of their positive outlook, with a surge in mobile subscribers and sturdy margins.

Shares of Tuas see an uptick as high as 2.9% at A$2.160, marking their highest point since July 3.

The company witnessed a contraction in its FY loss, as FY EBITDA experienced a twofold increase to S$31.1 million, surpassing Morgan Stanley’s estimate by 7%.

The financial services company subsequently revised their Price Target for Tuas (ASX:TUA) upwards to A$2.40 from A$2.15.

Morgan Stanley speculates that Tuas (ASX:TUA) is also reaping benefits from a revival in immigration/tourism and trade-down activity.

The EBITDA estimate for the company was raised by 1% in FY24/25 owing to an anticipated rise in mobile subscriptions.

As of the last close, Tuas (ASX:TUA)’s stock has soared 57.9% this year.

Tuas (ASX:TUA) is noted for its innovative approach in the telecom sector, consistently exceptional performance and robust growth prospects.

Sigma Healthcare has announced its half-yearly net income as A$1.68 billion.

This figure represents a downturn of 8.4% compared to previous revenues.

In addition to its revenue report, Sigma Healthcare also declared its interim fully franked dividend at a rate of A$0.005 per share.

The company reported a HY NPAT (Net Profit After Tax) of A$11.2 million which showcases a significant shift from their previous loss of A$1.5 million.

Sigma Healthcare is a wholesale and distribution business in Australia’s pharmacy sector.

Nicholas Spencer has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of KGL Resources, it has been announced.

In addition, Chris Dippenaar has been assigned as the replacement Chief Financial Officer for the firm.

KGL Resources is an Australia-based mining and exploration company.

In its six month financial performance report, Codan (ASX:CDA) announced an underlying net profit after tax of A$34.7 million, marking a 13% increase from the first half of FY23.

However, the company also reported a revenue of A$456.5 million for FY23, which demonstrates a 10% decrease as compared to FY22.

Codan, nevertheless, declared an interim dividend of 9.0 Australian cents per share.

Their communications business, barring Eagle, is set to achieve between 10% and 15% growth in revenue by FY24.

Similarly, Minelab’s Recreational outdoors segment is predicted to see a high single-digit growth for FY24.

Codan is an international company that develops and delivers technology solutions to solve customers' communications, safety, security and productivity problems.

Raiz Invest (ASX:RZI) has reported a net loss of A$6.9 million for the fiscal year, in contrast to the previous year’s loss of A$9.6 million.

Meanwhile, the company’s revenue from ordinary activities remained relatively stable at A$18.6 million, a slight decrease from A$18.7 million in the previous year.

Raiz is an investment platform that allows individuals to invest spare change automatically from everyday purchases into diversified portfolios.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (ASX:DBI) has reported a half-year net profit attributable of A$34 million, a significant increase compared to A$6.6 million from the respective period previously.

The company’s revenue from ordinary activities for the half-year stood at A$305.9 million, against the A$255.7 million it reported for the same period earlier.

In addition, a declaration of an interim dividend of 5.025 Australian cents per share has been announced by Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure is a company which specializes in operations related to port and railroad infrastructure services.