Which ASX-Listed Stocks Shifted the Most Today on the All Ordinaries and ASX 200?

May 09, 2025 07:54 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media
 Which ASX-Listed Stocks Shifted the Most Today on the All Ordinaries and ASX 200?
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Highlights

  • Dimerix (DMX) leads the gains on renewed attention around pharmaceutical developments

  • Tempest Minerals (TEM) climbs following resource news related to the Remorse iron deposit

  • Dreadnought Resources (DRE) declines amid ongoing exploration-related announcements

Daily trading on the Australian Securities Exchange often showcases significant price activity driven by sector updates, operational disclosures, and broader economic movements. Companies listed on the ASX All Ordinaries Index and ASX 200 Index respond to a range of developments, reflecting evolving trends within mining, healthcare, and technology. Today’s market highlighted gains and losses among several active companies.

Dimerix Rises on Industry Engagement

Dimerix (ASX:DMX), operating within the pharmaceutical sector and listed on the ASX All Ordinaries Index, was among the top gainers today. The company recently disclosed progress relating to a U.S. licensing agreement for its Phase 3 drug candidate, DMX-200. The announcement follows formal developments involving Nasdaq-listed Amicus Therapeutics.

This activity has aligned with sector interest in research-driven partnerships and global healthcare access, placing Dimerix in market focus across trading platforms and investor discussions.

Tempest Minerals Advances on Resource Reporting

Tempest Minerals (ASX:TEM), also part of the ASX All Ordinaries Index, recorded upward movement following its announcement of a maiden inferred resource estimate at the Remorse magnetite deposit in Western Australia. The Remorse site, part of the broader Yalgoo project, reported iron grades based on initial drilling activities.

The company also highlighted a Memorandum of Understanding with GreenSteel and Iron, further adding to sector engagement within industrial materials. This development has placed Tempest among key gainers during the session.

Dreadnought Resources Records a Decline

Dreadnought Resources (ASX:DRE), involved in mineral exploration and listed on the ASX All Ordinaries Index, experienced a decline in share price. The movement follows the company’s announcement of an exploration funding arrangement linked to its Money Intrusion target within the Mangaroon project in Western Australia.

Although the funding supports exploration scope, short-term trading movements reflected a subdued response, placing Dreadnought among the session's lower performers.

Broader Market Observations

Today’s activity across the ASX All Ordinaries and ASX 200 Indexes illustrates the diversity of trading responses to announcements from listed entities. Healthcare and mineral resource sectors remain at the forefront of daily shifts, with market participants closely tracking operational disclosures, licensing arrangements, and early-stage resource estimates.


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