Regal Global Invest (RG1.AX) traded down -0.84 % during a 24 hours period ending at 11:46 PM Central Europe on Monday 26th. One Regal Global Invest stock can currently be bought for about AUD 2.39 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Regal Global Invest stocks is 239 mn. Regal Global Invest has a current market capitalization of AUD 564.1 mn and approximately AUD 364.5 k worth of Regal Global Invest was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Regal Global Invest has traded -7.81 % down. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at AUD 2.24. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at AUD 2.77 on 08/18/2026. 52 weeks low was at AUD 1.92 on 10/28/2025.
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Emeco (EHL.AX) traded up 0.78 % and now trades at AUD 1.3. Emeco has a market capitalisation of AUD 660.4 mn. Current price/earnings ratio for Emeco is 9.03.
Aurelia Metals (AMI.AX) traded down -7.41 % and now trades at AUD 0.38. Aurelia Metals has a market capitalisation of AUD 645.2 mn. Current price/earnings ratio for Aurelia Metals is 8.45.
Nuix (NXL.AX) traded down -2.38 % and now trades at AUD 1.87. Current market capitalisation for Nuix is AUD 633.8 mn. Current price/earnings ratio for Nuix is 36.27. Nuix’s subsidiary, Linkurious, has been named a Category Leader in the 2026 Chartis Research RiskTech Quadrant for AML Transaction Monitoring solutions. The designation reflects the company’s progress from Best‑of‑Breed to a leading position, underscoring its strengths in data integration, risk typology identification, and graph‑based analysis. The accolade comes as financial institutions face heightened regulatory scrutiny and demand scalable, knowledge‑based AML tools. Linkurious’s approach merges structured and unstructured data, enabling analysts to uncover hidden connections, reduce false positives, and accelerate investigations. The recognition highlights the growing importance of graph intelligence in providing comprehensive context and confidence to investigators. Nuix, a global software firm, supports organizations requiring rigorous data scrutiny across various sectors, including law, finance, and regulatory compliance.
Elevra Lithium (ELV.AX) traded down -9.33 % and now trades at AUD 3.54. Current market capitalisation for Elevra Lithium is AUD 656.3 mn. Elevra Lithium has a current price to earnings ratio of 12.56. Elevra Lithium Ltd. saw a modest rise in its share price, supported by a broader rotation into lithium and resource stocks following a decline in oil prices. The company’s ownership structure changed, with Citigroup’s Australian arm and related entities increasing their holdings through securities lending agreements, raising the total voting interest from about 6.9 % to 8.2 %. This adjustment was reported under the Australian Corporations Act, reflecting the company’s continued participation in the growing lithium market. No significant operational or earnings updates were disclosed. The share movement aligns with the recent trend of short sellers adding positions to lithium names, indicating sustained investor interest despite broader market volatility.
Core Lithium (CXO.AX) traded down -7.14 % and now trades at AUD 0.2. Core Lithium has a market capitalisation of AUD 631.2 mn. CORE LITHIUM LTD, a listed Australian exploration company, reported a turnaround in 2026 after a year of limited progress due to land‑access constraints and drill‑rig shortages. The company successfully divested its Fosterville project in Victoria, securing a substantial cash inflow and a new shareholding partnership with Agnico Eagle. It also entered a joint‑venture earn‑in with San Antonio Exploration to acquire a significant interest in the Loch Lilly‑Kars project near Broken Hill, South Australia. In Australia, CORE LITHIUM focused on high‑potential targets: a wide‑spaced reconnaissance air‑core programme over the Karbah shear zone in the Murchison Goldfields, and further development of the Loch Lilly porphyry copper‑gold prospect. While several projects such as Glenlogan, Koonenberry and polar‑bear assets were sold or left untapped, the company maintained exploration activities in New South Wales and Victoria, targeting gold‑antimony anomalies. Financially, the group posted a profit on continuing operations, driven largely by the sale of the Fosterville licence, and noted an increase in exploration spend that supported ongoing fieldwork. The company highlighted continued need for capital to sustain its exploration pipeline and acknowledged risks related to title, land access, environmental compliance and market conditions.