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  • Altium Limited

    Development and sales of software for the design of electronic products and an online collaboration platform to facilitate the manufacturing of them.

    ALU$68.330
     0.050 0.07%

    Data last updated:Jul 19, 2024 – 4.40pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    68.280

    Open

    68.300

    Day Range

    68.300 - 68.330

    52 Week Range

    36.040 - 68.330

    Volume

    5,369,621

    Value

    333,132,598

    Bid

    68.330

    Ask

    68.350

    Dividend Yield

    0.86%

    P/E Ratio

    88.37

    Market Cap

    9.015B

    Total Issue

    131,926,838

    ASX Announcements

    Removal from Official List

    Removal from Official List

    • Aug 2, 2024
    • 1 page

    Implementation of Scheme of Arrangement

    Scheme of Arrangement

    • Aug 1, 2024
    • 1 page

    Ceasing to be a substantial holder

    Ceasing to be a substantial holder

    • Jul 24, 2024
    • 3 pages

    Ceasing to be a substantial holder

    Ceasing to be a substantial holder

    • Jul 24, 2024
    • 5 pages

    Change in substantial holding

    Change in substantial holding

    • Jul 23, 2024
    • 23 pages

    View all ALU announcements

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    This Month

    Altium CEO Aram Mirkazemi came to Australia when he was 18 as a refugee from Iran. Now, he’s behind Australia’s biggest software deal.

    How an Iranian refugee landed Australia’s biggest software deal

    When Altium CEO Aram Mirkazemi landed at Hobart Airport as a refugee from Iran he had very little English, but six weeks later he was studying at university.

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    June

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    March

    Dan Houden, CEO Task Group, met wit

    Sydney family behind McDonald’s app worth more than $100m

    A US-based rival has offered to buy ASX minnow Task Group, which was founded by Sydney’s Houden family in 2000.

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    ASX tech dream stalls as de-listings stack up

    New data shows the number of Tech IPOs has slowed dramatically over the past two years, while de-listings have remained steady.

    • Tess Bennett

    February

    Altium chief executive Aram Mirkazemi and his board signed a $9.1 billion takeover a fortnight ago.

    What we learnt from Altium, Reece, Helia and G8 Education’s results

    Altium’s lucky cushion, Reece’s big run, Helia keeps rising and G8 Education pumps up prices.

    • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
    Aram Mirkazemi’s Altium tapped seasoned Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan bankers in San Francisco to concoct a $9.1 billion takeover by Japan’s Renesas.

    How Altium secured sweet $9.1b deal on Valentine’s Day

    JPMorgan’s technology banker with deep ties to Silicon Valley brokered an introduction between the companies that set the stage for last week’s mega deal.

    • Aaron Weinman
    Altium chairman Sam Weiss rejected a bid a few years ago. Now his shareholders should be thanking him for it.

    Altium’s Project Brightside a $9.1b dream come true

    Altium joins Australian deal folklore with a $9.1 billion Japanese slam dunk. Get ready for more.

    • Anthony Macdonald
    Altium is among Jun Bei Liu’s larger holdings at Tribeca Investment Partners.

    Altium buyout ‘bittersweet’ as fund managers cash in

    The $9.1 billion proposed takeover offer for ASX-listed tech stock has left shareholders awaiting a major payout with mixed feelings.

    • Joshua Peach
    Altium chief executive Aram Mirkazemi still owns around 7 per cent of the company.

    Altium soars on $9b takeover offer after ‘torrid ride’

    Altium’s board has backed a bid from a Japanese semiconductor giant to buy the company in one of the largest software deals in Australian history.

    • Tess Bennett
    Altium CEO Aram Mirkazemi.

    JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank tapped for $9.1bn Altium takeover

    Tokyo-based Renesas Electronics Corporation has agreed to acquire all outstanding shares of ASX-listed Altium.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    ReadyTech chief executive Marc Washbourne could have investors eating out of his hand this earnings season.

    What tech investors will be watching this earnings season

    Some stocks will disappoint and others will pop as investors look for consistent growth and cost-cutting, rather than developments in buzzy areas such as AI.

    • Tess Bennett

    December 2023

    Altium chairman Sam Weiss has resigned after 17 years.

    Altium’s board shuffle raises eyebrows

    Altium has long been run like a family business. But with the resignation of its chairman, will the design software company level up?

    • Jessica Sier

    August 2023

    Chanticleer columnists Anthony Macdonald and James Thomson.

    What we learnt: Woodside, Scentre, Altium, Coles

    Woodside powers up, Scentre wins your time, Altium shocks the market in the best way and Coles goes cheap. 

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    July 2023

    Matt Heine and his father Michael floated Netwealth in 2017.

    Why investors love a Rich Boss – and how to get more of them

    The Rich Bosses list reads like a roll of fund managers’ market darlings or private equity’s big misses. It’s all about backing a founder.

    • Anthony Macdonald

    June 2023

    UBS says some companies ave already positioned themselves well to benefit from the boom in generative artificial intelligence.

    Woolies and Telstra among leaders as UBS analyses global AI stars

    New research from the investment banking giant has revealed a dramatic surge in companies trying to adopt generative AI, with some better positioned to capitalise than others.

    • Paul Smith

    March 2023

    Pemba Capital Partners director Mark Bryan

    Tech market struggles have M&A dealmakers ready to pounce

    Dealmakers say private equity funds will be forced to resort to hostile tactics, or novel methods to get tech M&A deals done, as companies cling to inflated valuations.

    • Yolanda Redrup

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