Hulu will replace Star as a tile on the international Disney+ service. This marks the first major international expansion for Hulu and closely follows Disney buying Comcast out of the U.S. streamer last month.
Brightstar Lottery has reduced debt, secured a major Italian license, and issued a $3 special dividend, unlocking significant shareholder value. Despite mixed Q2 results due to fewer U.S. jackpots, global instant product sales and strong free cash flow highlight resilient core operations. The company's $500 million buyback program and high dividend yield drive an impressive projected shareholder yield of 11.7%-13.3% for FY25.
Headwater expects to increase its production to 26,000 boe/d in 2027, representing a 30.48% increase compared to 2024. For this year, the company expects to pay a dividend yield of 6.35% to its shareholders. In Q1 2025, Headwater reported a liabilities-to-assets ratio of 25.22%, indicating its low debt levels.
Northern Star's FY2025 production missed guidance because of temporary delays accessing GPN ore and lower productivity, but long-term growth remains intact with KCGM and Hemi. In fact, Northern Star plans to take KCGM to 0.90 Moz/year by FY2029, making it a top-10 gold mine by scale, with Hemi also expected to add 0.55+ Moz/year. Assuming the stock was still trading above A$23.00/share, there wouldn't be much of an opportunity here, but at barely 1.0x P/NAV (6%) and ~$5,500/oz on EV/reserves, the stock is cheap.
Star Bulk Carriers Corp. management is committed to closing the NAV discount through share buybacks funded by vessel sales, creating a compelling arbitrage opportunity. A solid dividend policy and low operating costs support shareholder returns, with potential for the stock to regain its premium valuation. Dry Bulk market fundamentals remain favorable, with limited order books and strong demand, providing a tailwind for rates and asset values.
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Blue Star Capital PLC (AIM:BLU) share rose in Thursday's early deals, as it confirmed it had raised its holding in SatoshiPay to 50%. Acquiring an additional 4,500 shares, representing 22% of SatoshiPay, the listed company further consolidated its stake.
Crude oil's advance has nearly mirrored April's drop, while trendline resistance and a bearish candle raise the risk of a near-term pullback.
You could examine AST SpaceMobile's NASDAQ: ASTS stock price and make a compelling case that it is highly overvalued, but you'd have to overlook its industry, growth trajectory, and earnings outlook. While the $38.50 price tag traded in mid-June seems high for a company with only $0.7 million in revenue, it reached an inflection point in FQ1 that has it on track to sustain hyper growth for several years, achieve profitability with two, and to grow earnings at a comparable hyper pace for the subsequent few years.
Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp. (OTCQB:LBSR) (dba Liberty Star Minerals) said it has completed its registration with the System for Award Management (SAM), the federal government's centralized platform for eligibility in contracts and grants. The move enables Liberty Star to compete for federal funding across multiple government agencies, the company told shareholders in a statement.
Primoris Services has delivered strong long-term returns, with a 14.6% CAGR and nearly 300% total return over the past decade. Revenue per share has grown impressively, gross margins remain stable, and return on invested capital is showing positive momentum. The company recently increased its dividend after a long pause, with a low payout ratio suggesting future growth potential.
Bally's remains overleveraged with a debt/EBITDA ratio of 11.3x, despite recent financing and the Star Entertainment deal reducing upfront capital needs. Q1 results showed mixed performance: declining casino and international revenues, modest North America iGaming growth, and continued negative operating cash flow. The Star Entertainment acquisition could provide international expansion, but consolidated EV/EBITDA remains high at 17.9x—well above industry peers and the sector median.