Daily Financial News - Small Caps

Favourable demand/supply dynamics underpin wood fibre exporter Midway, which has impressed brokers with its expansion plans.

Collection House has made its third acquisition in recent months and brokers assess the potential upside could be substantial.

EML Payments sustained substantial earnings momentum in the first half and is now ramping up its sports betting payment systems in the US.

AMA Group has substantial opportunities in the automotive aftermarket and continues to consolidate a position in panel repair.

Revenue growth prospects are strong for fund management platform Hub24 but brokers remain concerned about an escalation in costs.

Fund administration platform provider, Praemium, delivered a mixed first half, as the Australian business performed strongly while UK revenues were much softer than brokers expected.

Challenges with Balama graphite production beset Syrah Resources over 2018 and brokers hope for a smoother ride in 2019.

The product suite of financial technology company Zip Co-continues to resonate and strong growth is expected.

Significant catalysts exist for Cooper Energy as it completes the development of the Sole gas project in Victoria.

While agreeing that a slow start to project work has taken its toll on the FY19 outlook for concrete business Wagners, broker views diverge on the growth potential.