The ASX 200 was down today and shed around .3%.
Real estate and energy shot up, both gaining around three quarters of a per cent, whilst healthcare had a rough run, shedding nearly 2 per cent.
IN THE GREEN
Service Stream (ASX:SSM) was up after landing a $1.6 billion base services contract with the Department of Defence — a deal the company calls a perfect strategic fit for its role in supporting critical infrastructure nationwide.
International Graphite (ASX:IG6) shot up on news it will represent Australia at a US critical minerals delegation in Washington D.C., a visit that's set to connect Australian producers with North American supply-chain partners.
IN THE RED
Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) took a dive after setting a December-quarter deadline to complete a review of its Honeymoon uranium operations in South Australia. The review will reassess production assumptions from its 2021 feasibility study after operational data flagged potential challenges to reaching nameplate capacity.
Nine Entertainment (ASX:NEC) plunged as the stock trades ex-dividend for its final and special FY25 payouts — a combined 53 cents per share, with payments due to eligible shareholders on September 26.