Zip Co CEO Larry Diamond says he’s considering overseas expansion as consumers embrace alternative payment methods. He also discusses the company’s share price, partner sign-ups and risks.
Dr. Ron Weinberger, CEO of the recently listed EMVision Medical Devices, discusses the company’s ambition to bring portable scanning technology directly to patients.
Afterpay Executive Director, David Hancock, discusses the recent Senate inquiry, competition in the sector, why the US has become its priority market and ‘PLAY’ – its latest innovation targeting travellers.
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher says he's focused on disciplined growth leveraging existing infrastructure and delivering a low-cost, reliable and high performance business.
The a2 Milk Company’s Managing Director and CEO, Jayne Hrdlicka, discusses the dairy nutrition company’s recent results, its target markets, what it plans to do with its cash balance and competition from Nestle.
Charter Hall Long WALE REIT Fund Manager Avi Anger discusses the company’s first half performance, trends in the commercial property market and its focus on attracting quality tenants on long-term leases.
Transurban CFO Adam Watson discusses the strategy behind distributions and capital releases in the short-term, and how current projects will boost cash flow to support payments to shareholders in future
Blackmores CEO Richard Henfrey discusses how the company plans to reinvigorate sales growth in China, deliver gross margin improvements, reduce costs and the performance of other key markets.
Evolution Mining’s Jake Klein discusses the mid-tier gold producer’s half-year results, what it could do with its nearly debt-free balance sheet and the outlook for the precious metal.
Payments company Splitit has emerged as one of nabtrade’s most traded stocks recently. Chairman Spiro Pappas joins us to discuss how its solution works, Splitit’s growth strategy and risks for investors to consider.
Macquarie Group's Chief Financial Officer Alex Harvey discusses the company's recent results, its strategy under a new CEO and thinking around acquisitions.
Boral CEO Mike Kane discusses how the company is placed to capitalise on infrastructure spending in Australia and the United States, and his confidence in growing the firm’s dividend.
Afterpay Touch Group Head, David Hancock discusses the payments company’s growth strategy, competitive threats and focus on responsible spending.
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher discusses the energy company’s growth strategy, continued focus on cost, dividends and LNG demand.
CSL’s Chief Financial Officer David Lamont discusses the company’s latest earnings, its focus on innovation, and also responds to investor concerns about its valuation.
In a conversation about its business and markets, Pendal Group CEO Emilio Gonzalez stresses that investors should stay diversified as the global economy is in a “good spot, but not a comfortable spot”.
NEXTDC Chief Executive Officer Craig Scroggie discusses what’s driving demand for its data centres, why the company raised equity earlier in the year and how he’s managing risks with respect to energy prices.
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce discusses the company’s business strategy, outlook and how Qantas is positioned to manage any risks.
National Australia Bank Chief Executive Officer Andrew Thorburn speaks about the lender’s first half results, its dividend outlook, business strategy as well as the Royal Commission.
Transurban Chief Financial Officer Adam Watson discusses the company’s acquisition of the A25 toll road in Montreal, Canada; how its balance sheet is positioned for rising interest rates and its dividend strategy.
AGL Managing Director & CEO, Andy Vesey, discusses the utility company’s shift away from fossil fuels, capital management, industry competition and briefly touches on the Liddell situation.
Ian Wells, the CFO of Fortescue Metals Group, discusses the potential implications of recent U.S. tariffs measures, the company’s growth ambitions and its dividend policy.
Kevin Gallagher, the CEO of Santos, discusses the company’s turnaround, reserves situation, potential capital management strategies and M&A.
Peter Coleman, the CEO of Woodside Petroleum, talks about the rationale behind the energy company's $2.5 billion capital raising to increase its interest in the Scarborough project; its capital allocation priorities and forecasts for the LNG market.
Christopher Kelaher, IOOF Holdings’ Managing Director, discusses the financial services company’s first-half 2018 results and its outlook.
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Mary Ploughman, Joint-CEO of Homeloans, introduces the company and discusses the outlook for the non-bank sector as well as growth opportunities and risks on the horizon.