News Articles for Hartleys

There have been few bright spots in M&A deals this year in what some are calling a 'cautiously willing' market.

Stockbroking and corporate advisory firm Hartleys has promoted Scott Weir to senior manager – corporate finance.

WESTERN Australian stockbrokers CPS Securities and Indian Ocean Capital have agreed to merge to create the ninth biggest stockbroking operation in the state.

It might be too early to crack the champagne but junior miners are certainly celebrating the weakening of the Australian dollar, which had lost its traditional connection with commodity prices and

Once seen as an attractive capital source for Australian companies, regulatory hurdles in Canada combined with depressed global markets have dampened enthusiasm for dual listings.

Oil and gas exploration play Pura Vida Energy will tap investors and financiers for up to $12 million, to fund the ramp-up of drilling activities at its newly-acquired Nkembe block, off the coast o

This year's candidates again proved what a wealth of talent we have in WA.

Mining contractor MACA has strengthened its balance sheet through a $56 million share placement priced at $2.50 per share, which is slightly below recent highs but above the price at which it had b

Competition in the state's investment banking sector is hotter than ever despite a fall-off in takeover deals and capital raisings last year.

AT first glance, all of Perth's major stockbrokers posted dismal results for the year to June 2012.

Hartleys has reported a significant drop in revenue and a huge reduction in profit from its bumper 2011 result, but the stockbroker nonetheless remained well in the black, lodging a net profit of $

The corporate advisory market is in the doldrums as global forces restrain players.

As global competition for resources stocks builds, the Australian Securities Exchange is aiming to stay at the front of the pack.

Perth's capital markets players reckon the past few months have been hard to take but they are seeing signs of growth as money returns.

WA Business News 2012 40under40 1st Amongst Equals winner, Grey Egerton-Warburton, believes a business is only as good as its clients.

THREE corporate advisory firms, each with a very different profile, stood out as market leaders in the mergers and acquisitions sector last year.

Local players in the corporate finance market faced more competition than ever before from big national and international firms, WA Business News' 2011 survey has found.

Silver Lake Resources says it has received strong support for a $70 million share placement to fund the development of its Murchison gold project and ramp up its copper exploration activities at th

Euroz, Hartleys and Argonaut rank as three of the most profitable stockbroking and investment banking firms in the country.

Stockbroking firm Hartleys has joined most of its industry peers in recording a bumper profit increase for the year to June 2011, a result that is unlikely to be matched in the current financial ye

Ironbark Zinc has lined up a $US50 million funding facility with international commodities trading house Glencore International to fund its strategy of growth and diversification through acquisitio

This year's survey of mergers and acquisitions activity in WA reveals a new ranking among corporate advisory firms in Perth.

Silver Lake Resources and Regis Resources are in the vanguard of a revival in the state's gold industry.

Patersons Securities has retained top spot in WA Business News' annual survey of capital raisings, followed by Hartleys, Euroz Securities and Macquarie Capital Advisers.

Uncertainty has clouded the M&A market in recent months, putting a lot of work on hold.

Perth stockbroking firm Hartleys has been fined $80,000 by the ASX for placing an order for Broad Investment shares that potentially created a misleading price.

The global economic downturn has cut Hartleys' net profit after tax by 64 per cent to $6 million for fiscal 2009, in what has been described as a good result by the group's chairman.

The booming share market has delivered strong profit growth for Perth's major stockbroking firms, but a close analysis of their latest financial results reveals a wide variation in performance.

Announce they have reached an in-principle agreement with Hartleys Limited for a placement of 25,000,000 ordinary shares at an issue price of A$0.06 to sophisticated clients of Hartleys Limited

Stockbroking firm Hartleys has reported a net profit of $3.9 million in the year to June 2005, highlighting the boom-time conditions in the broking industry.

Stockbroking firm Hartleys has reported a net profit of $3.9 million in the year to June 2005, highlighting the boom time conditions in the broking industry.

RICHARD Simpson, who led the Hartleys management buy-out team, has been officially appointed managing director of Hartleys Limited.

BROKING house Hartleys will lose two senior staff next month, when high-profile dealer Andrew Frazer and industrial analyst Steve Piotrowski join rival firms.

The wheeling and dealing over the future of Hartleys has highlighted the influential network of former Hartleys people in prominent roles around Perth. Mark Beyer reports.

A RESIGNATION does not necessarily mean the start of a new career.