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2 small cap ASX shares to buy that are growing quickly
Tristan Harrison | January 13, 2021 10:05am |
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There are some small cap ASX shares that are growing really quickly and could be worth looking into.
Businesses with a small market capitalisation have the advantage of being much earlier on in their growth journeys and could generate more capital growth, unlike large blue chips which have already become major players in their industry.
With that in mind, here are two small cap ASX shares that could be worth looking into:
Sezzle is a buy now, pay later (BNPL) business on the ASX.
Why did the Australian Ethical (ASX:AEF) share price storm 9% higher today?
Daniel Ewing | January 8, 2021 4:18pm |
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Australian Ethical Investment Limited(ASX: AEF) shares were cruising higher today despite no price sensitive announcements out of the company. By the market’s close, the Australian Ethical share price was trading at $5.05, up 8.84% from yesterday’s close.
The rise in the Australian Ethical share price comes as the Democrats sit on the verge of taking control of the United States Senate. But more on that in a moment.
What Australian Ethical does
Australian Ethical is a funds management company that specialises in environmentally and socially responsible investments. Its business is divided into two key segments in the form of managed funds and superannuation.
ASX 200 falls 1.2% on Friday
Tristan Harrison | December 18, 2020 4:42pm |
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6,676 points.
The A2 Milk share price fell by 23% today after the company adjusted its guidance for the FY21 first half and full year results.
A2 Milk first reminded investors that it has been saying for months it was suffering from lower sales in Australia because of daigou sales reductions with reduced tourism from China and international student numbers.
The company was previously guiding that there would be a significant increase of revenue in the second half.
However, today the company said that the disruption in the daigou channel, which represents a significant proportion of infant nutrition sales in the ANZ business, has proved to be more significant and protracted than previously anticipated. Whilst this was predominately affecting infant nutrition sales, sales in other nutritional segments have now also been impacted.