GE Aerospace (GE) said Thursday that National Airlines has agreed to buy seven engines for its Boeing (BA) cargo airplanes.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
The company said the order includes one GE90-110B and six CF6-80C2 engines. National Airlines already owns 30 CF6 engines and eight GE90 engines.
The GE90 engine family powers all Boeing 777 models.
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Shares of GE Aerospace were up 2%.
Price: $349.41, Change: $+8.04, Percent Change: +2.36%
Eden Innovations (ASX:EDE) said Amrize requested its wholly-owned US unit to install additional EdenCrete Pz7 bulk storage tanks and automated dispensing equipment at three concrete plant locations in Texas, Minnesota, and the greater Toronto area in Canada, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.The installations are accompanied by orders for the supply for EdenCrete Pz7, totaling around $32,000.Eden Innovations' shares climbed 2% in recent trading on Thursday.
It remains unclear whether Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) will generate an acceptable return on investment from the Covalent Lithium project in Western Australia due to uncertainty and volatility in lithium prices, Jefferies said in a Wednesday note.The project is an integrated operation comprising the Mt Holland mine and concentrator and the Kwinana refinery.The company recently approved a final investment decision to expand the Mt Holland mine and concentrator capacity with joint venture partner Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile.The expansion will increase nameplate spodumene concentrate production to 760,000 tonnes per year from about 380,000 tonnes per year on a 100% basis, while reducing unit operating costs and accelerating cash flows.Wesfarmers said its share of capital expenditure for Mt Holland is estimated at between AU$645 million and AU$715 million in nominal terms to be funded through existing cash and debit facilities.The company incurred roughly AU$2.8 billion of costs related to the project, Jefferies said.Jefferies maintained a hold rating and AU$73 price target on Wesfarmers.Wesfarmers shares fell nearly 2% in midday trade Thursday.
oOh!media (ASX:OML) said Thursday signed an out-of-home content agreement with Cricket Australia to deliver official cricket news, match countdowns, highlights, and live scores across the entire 2026 to 2027 Australian NRMA Insurance Men's Test season.The company in a statement said that the program will keep fans connected with the game across oOh!'s full digital network comprising airports, billboards, retail centers, street furniture, rail, offices and study environments while creating new opportunities for brands to align with live sporting moments.The company's shares fell past 2% in recent Thursday trade.