Australian company Orica is one of the largest explosives organisations and is one of the biggest producers of ammonia and ...

Australian manufacturers are struggling to compete in the global market as high gas prices and limited supply hinder some of ...

Australian explosives giant Orica said it will buy back up to 400 million Australian dollars (US$252 million) in shares on market, reflecting the company's confidence in its fiscal strength and ...

Chemicals and explosives maker Orica has outlined an on-market share buyback, days after flagging stronger than expected ...

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Australia’s failure to win an exemption from a growing trade war with the US sent local shares sharply lower for a second day ...

ORICA has installed technology at its Kooragang Island chemicals site in Australia that has saved 1m t of emissions, ...

Chemicals and explosives maker Orica has flagged after-tax write-downs worth up to $350 million related to impairments and ...

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The projected fair value for Orica is AU$33.32 based on 2 Stage Free Cash Flow to Equity Current share price of AU$17.17 suggests Orica is potentially 48% undervalued Our fair value estimate is 62 ...

The $8bn chemicals and explosives maker Orica said it would rather invest in the US than Australia amid cheaper energy prices ...