Kimberley Diamonds

Fantastic Loses by Paladin and Kimberley Diamonds


Other than Progen Pharmaceuticals, the worst performers on the Australian sharemarket were: Paladin closing the week at $9.49, losing 54 cents or 5.4 percent of share value (was the loser of the week for week 15 on the asx100 index); on the ASX200 index, Kimberley Diamonds was the biggest loser shedding 7 cents or 8.33 percent of value closing at 72 cents. The All Ordinaries closed the week at 6187.2 and the ASX200 closed at 6207.5. Paladin was previously a loser of the week. Kimberley mining was also recently a loser of the week.

Kimberley Diamonds (KIM): Loser


Kimberley Diamonds (KIM) was the worst performing shares among the shares listed on the ASX200 index (Loser of the Week for week 13 of 2007). The diamond miner lost ground during the week shed 8 cents or 8.48 percent closing at 81 cents. This company saw their shares in the Loser of the Week category, while in the 8th week of 2007 it hit the Winner of the Week status. The All Ordinaries closed the week at 6063.4 and the ASX200 index closed at 6077.1.

Kimberley Diamonds (KIM): Winner


Kimberley Diamonds (KIM) is the winner of the week (the best performing company on the Australian sharemarket ASX200 index) for week 8 of 2007. The service provider company closed the week 19 cents higher or 22.6 percent, closing at a final price of $1.03.

Kimberley Diamonds (KIM): Worst Performing Company of the Week


Kimberley Diamonds (KIM) was the worst performing company of the week (Week 48 of 2006) in the Australian sharemarket (Loser of the week). The KIM company share price lost 9 percent over the week after their AGM and news of cost overruns.

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