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Peter Hurley of Valad Property Group (ASX:VPG) ceased his employment and directorship of all group companies effective today. The company stated that they have reached mutually agreed terms with Hurley, who is expected to receive a total payment of $1.9 million, including $940,000 as termination payment.

S&P All Ords Shares Winners companies for the week, on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) this 3rd week: 17th January to 21st January 2011. These stocks increased their stock price by the largest percentage on the Australian sharemarket. Other lists of ASX companies by market capitalisation. Best Performers on the ASX All Ords last week.

Shares which overperformed on the All Ordinaries, on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) this 46th week of 2010: 15th November to 19th November. These stocks increased their stock price by the biggest percentage on the Australian stockmarket. Other lists of Aussie companies by market capitalisation. Overperforming All Ordinaries stocks include: VPG, NBS, BOC, CDU, SKE, HFA, MAH, AAX, CER, CTO, LLC, IOH, TNE, RFE, CIL.

Worst Performing Shares of the Week on the All Ordinaries S&P Index on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) this 41st week of 2010: 11th to 15th October. Among the worst performer on the XAO include: TZN, BOC, ISF, CTO, NBS, VPG, PGA, NVT, DML, IFN, NFE, PLA, ARH, HTA, WIG. Other lists of Australian companies by Market capitalisation.

List of Worst Performing All Ordinaries Shares of The Week

Felix Resources was the overall worst performing stock taking in a 20.07 percent decrease in their share price. Among the worst performing stocks for the week 26 of 2008 of the Australian sharemarket were a mixture of property management, agribusiness, mining, utility infrastructure services: Valad Property (VPG), GPT Group (GPT), Futuris Corporation (FCL), Felix Resources (FLX), Spark Infrastructure (SKI), Great Southern (GTP). These worst performing stocks for week 26 of 2008 recorded losses above 14.44 percent by the end of the trading week.

Babcock & Brown Power (BBP) was the overall worst performing stock taking in a 41.58 percent decrease. It was a mixture of funds and asset management, financial services, property investment, power, and nickel sulphide production companies who were among the worst performing stocks for the week 21 of 2008 on the Australian sharemarket: Babcock & Brown (BNB), Macquarie Group (MQG), Valad Property (VPG), Babcock & Brown Power (BBP), Sally Malay (SMY). The worst performing stocks for the week 21 recorded losses above 10.95 percent by the end of the trading week.

AED Oil was the overall best performing stock taking in a 17.54 percent increase. It was a mixture of learning services, financial services, property investments, and oil companies who were the best performing stocks for the week 20 of 2008 of the Australian sharemarket: ABC Learning (ABS), St. George Bank (SGB), Valad Property (VPG), AED Oil (AED). These best performing stocks managed gains above 20.33 percent by the end of the trading week.