How Did ASX Movers React Across Healthcare, Resources, and Energy Sectors on the ASX200?

May 15, 2025 05:30 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media
 How Did ASX Movers React Across Healthcare, Resources, and Energy Sectors on the ASX200?
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Highlights

  • GreenPeak Rare Earths (PEK) rose sharply following acquisition news

  • Brightstar Resources (BTR) advanced with second processing campaign launch

  • Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) declined after leadership change announcement

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), including the ASX 200 index, reflected a broad spectrum of sector outcomes during the session. Movements across healthcare, mining, energy, and real estate sectors contributed to the overall shift. The Information Technology segment led gains, while Real Estate and Materials registered declines.

Rare Earths in Focus as GreenPeak Surges

GreenPeak Rare Earths (ASX:PEK) recorded a significant upswing following confirmation of an acquisition by Shenghe Resources. The development placed GreenPeak within the spotlight of strategic resource discussions. The sharp move was aligned with market responses to corporate transactions involving critical mineral assets.

Brightstar Resources Reports Project Progress

Brightstar Resources (ASX:BTR) advanced after commencing its second processing campaign in collaboration with Genesis Minerals (ASX:GMD). The collaboration reflects ongoing project development within the ASX resources sector. Brightstar’s positioning in the precious metals space continues to draw attention based on its operational announcements.

Amplia Therapeutics Advances in Healthcare Segment

Amplia Therapeutics (ASX:ATX) recorded notable gains during midday trade following updates on its clinical work. The company reported outcomes from the ‘ACCENT’ trial involving chemotherapy combinations. These developments placed Amplia in focus within the ASX-listed biotechnology and healthcare segment.

Leadership Transition at Treasury Wine Estates

Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE) moved lower after confirming CEO Tim Ford would step down, with Sam Fischer announced as his successor. The executive transition is set to take effect later this year. Shifts in leadership at major ASX-listed companies often coincide with updates to strategic focus and investor sentiment.

Exploration Update Pressures Greenvale Energy

Greenvale Energy (ASX:GRV) experienced a decline following the identification of uranium anomalies across its Northern Territory assets. These exploration results were closely followed by market participants monitoring the company’s activity in the energy and resources sector. The development added to the sector’s broader movement on the day.


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