Company Interview / Market update | Myer, Mineral Resources, Capricorn Metals, Webjet Group, Goodman Group, WiseTech, North Stawell Minerals, Clover Corp, Qoria, Premier Investments, New Hope, Gold Road Resources

Retailer Myer has said trading conditions remain challenging in the second half, with sales down 2.6% in the first five weeks.

Mineral Resources has flagged haulage disruptions on its Onslow Iron haul road after after a sixth jumbo road train crashed on its network in the Pilbara region this week.

Capricorn Metals has closed its remaining 55,000 ounces of gold hedging contracts, settling it via a bilateral transaction to issue Capricorn shares to Macquarie Bank.

Webjet Group has reaffirmed its earnings guidance for the year following its Strategy Day.

Goodman Group is raising an additional $5 million in a share purchase plan along with an earlier $4 billion institutional share placement.

WiseTech's founder Richard White has admitted to not being fully transparent about disclosing details of his personal relationship with the board.

Shares trading ex-div today include Helia, Auckland airport, Genesis Energy, Perenti.

Shares of North Stawell Minerals have risen today. The gold exploration company says it has found visible gold at the Darlington project in Victoria.

Clover Corp shares have also soared on strong half-year results.

Qoria has inked a partnership with the US state of Ohio to provide computer services to the state education sector.

Citi says all eyes will soon be on Premier Investments first half results on March 21st.

Citi maintains its 'buy' rating on New Hope but has lowered its target price to $5.30.

Jefferies says it remains cautious on Gold Road Resources after the miner lowered its production forecast.