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Aristocrat Leisure (ALL), a gaming company that develops gaming machines, software systems and other related equipment and runs business in Americas, Asia Pacific and Europe was the number one winning company of the 12th week in ASX100 with a gain of 7.3 percent or 32 cents to its stock price closing the week at $4.65 (market capitalisation $2480.2 million).

Cochlear (COH), an Australia based manufacturer and supplier of implantable hearing solutions have seen its shares to go up significantly mainly due to the speculation that the company is going for a $2.8 billion worth of bid for the hearing aid division of Siemens. Cochlear gained close to 2 percent to its stock price and was closed at $1.18 on Monday.

Despite the considerable uncertainty in the worldwide economy, Australia based renowned hearing solution manufacturer and supplier Cochlear (COH) has forecasted a positive outlook for its business. According to the chairman of the company Tommie Bergman, Cochlear is currently standing in a strong position and is expected to boost its earnings through its newly launched products. Mr.

Cochlear (COH), an Australia based company that produces and supplies implantable hearing solution has boosted its annual profit as much as 13 percent and declared that its current financial year results will be motivated by the launch of new products. A net profit worth of $130.54 million was made by the company in the financial year that ended in June 30th where its previous year net profit was about $115.23 million.

Cochlear (COH), an Australia based company that is engaged in the production and supply business of implantable hearing solution was the worst performer in the ASX100 index for the week losing 6.6 percent or $3.67 in its stock price and was closed for the week at $51.28.

Cochlear (COH) has announced in the 1H report that the company’s profit has increased by 22%. The company said it saw 15-20 core earnings growth in the full year. Cochlear posted a first half net profit of $69.9 million, up 22 per cent on the same six months a year ago, as revenue jumped 19 per cent to $355.2 million.