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GrainCorp Limited

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Sep 13, 2026

Troy MortlemanGUEST
7:23
And so that does vary depending on from season to season.
Troy MortlemanGUEST
7:26
The important thing to note is that our share with end-use customers like Grain Corp has been maintained.
Troy MortlemanGUEST
7:32
I mean, we have a dominant share of that market.
Troy MortlemanGUEST
7:35
So it will fluctuate depending on what their usage cycles are.
Juliet SalhiHOST
4:02
All right, let's get into some of the corporate stories today.
Juliet SalhiHOST
4:05
GrainCorp, it reaffirmed its full year '26 earnings guidance.
Juliet SalhiHOST
4:08
It has, though, delayed its major systems rollout.
Juliet SalhiHOST
4:11
Uh, shares down by more than 5%.

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Juliet SalhiHOST
16:23
Its shares were up 4% today.
Juliet SalhiHOST
16:26
The laggards though, plenty of those, including these stocks on your screen.
Juliet SalhiHOST
16:30
Uh, Westgold Resources, which came through with an update, also under pressure, down 6.2%, and GrainCorp as well, which, um, mentioned some of those cost pressures for full year '27.
Juliet SalhiHOST
16:41
Let's have a look at what we're seeing in the small end of town, including The Koala Company, that, uh, bedding and couch firm.
Ingrid WillingeHOST
4:14
It was close to 5.5% weaker after spending $830 million on a new six-year streaming and broadcasting contract with the English Premier League.
Ingrid WillingeHOST
4:23
And GrainCorp weaker by 4% after pushing back a major tech overhaul, also cutting 80 jobs.
Ingrid WillingeHOST
4:29
It did though confirm its earnings guidance for 2026 financial year.
Ingrid WillingeHOST
4:33
It wasn't enough though to get investors on board in the stock today.
Steve DaghlianHOST
6:17
But as you rightfully point out, it has been a pretty strong year so far, of course, for the energy sector and nothing has come close so far as far as the improvements that we've seen.
Laura BesaratiHOST
6:26
Now, looking at some company news today, the top performer has actually been agriculture business GrainCorp.
Laura BesaratiHOST
6:33
It's held the top position for the entire session.
Laura BesaratiHOST
6:36
It's up around 11% leading into the close to its best level since early this year.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:38
Let's have a quick look of the leaders and laggards now.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:41
The leaders, GrainCorp, IAG, Challenger, Darryl Ample Bay Infrastructure off the back of their announcement and ComputerShare.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:48
Having a look at the laggards, Silex Systems, Capstone Copper, Firefly Metals, HyperionX and Zipco.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:56
Having a look at the small cap leaders and laggards, the leaders, Beetaloo Energy Australia, Gateway Mining, Saturn Metals and Fortify amongst the winners today.
Juliet SalhiHOST
2:30
Coles and Metcash giving back a bit, but Woolies did quite well coming back after the earnings that came through yesterday.
Juliet SalhiHOST
2:35
Endeavour Group as well, and GrainCorp higher as well.
Juliet SalhiHOST
2:39
So Next DC reported 16% growth in full year '26 net revenue.
Juliet SalhiHOST
2:44
That was to $405 million.
Juliet SalhiHOST
15:30
But we always like to find some of the winners, so let's have a look at the market leaders.
Juliet SalhiHOST
15:34
Kicking it off with Ramsay Health on the back of its numbers, Domino's, GrainCorp, uh, also ...
Juliet SalhiHOST
15:40
Remember Domino's was out yesterday, but it got a broker upgrade today.
Juliet SalhiHOST
15:43
Now, Qantas, Josh was just saying that he thinks that was a better-than result than the headline numbers suggested.
Edward BoydCORRESPONDENT
6:28
Domino's and Worley started bouncing back after being sold off yesterday.
Edward BoydCORRESPONDENT
6:32
GrainCorp was higher as well.
Edward BoydCORRESPONDENT
6:34
Virgin lifted off the back of Qantas's results.
Edward BoydCORRESPONDENT
6:36
They're gonna be reporting tomorrow morning.
Stephen MayneHOST
17:54
So the $341 billion giant with their shares at a record high, they will currently be scratching their head saying, "Hmm, do we offer online AGM questions this year to get this gadfly to go away, or do we just have a contested board election?" And we'll see where they land, 'cause frankly, for me, it's unacceptable.
Stephen MayneHOST
18:14
For companies, major companies to not embrace the internet and have online access at the AGMs, and I find that, you know, GrainCorp was another which folded after a board nomination.
Stephen MayneHOST
18:24
So I'm gonna try that tactic of spraying board nominations at a whole bunch of Perth-based companies in particular, you know, Regis Resources, Liontown Resources, GenusPlus, Black Cat Syndicate.
Stephen MayneHOST
18:36
There's all these big-- Fortescue.
Penny WongPANELIST
32:37
Th- thank you.
Penny WongPANELIST
32:38
Well, first, uh, the, uh, government's put out a consultation paper that that is what we are discussing, uh, which has been welcomed by industry, not just the NFF, uh, but, uh, also GrainCorp.
Penny WongPANELIST
32:50
The, the second point I would make is that the allowable le- level of ethanol that can be added to petrol is already established under Australia's fuel quality standards, and the government does not have plans to change or increase these.
Penny WongPANELIST
33:03
Uh, what-

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