Latitude Group Holdings Limited
ASXLatitude Group Holdings enters its August 21 results with a lending market that tells a more interesting story than the flat price action suggests. The standout this week is cost to borrow. Borrow costs have jumped to 25.8% — a roughly fourfold rise in a single week and the highest level in available data outside a brief spike in late 2023. That kind of move in borrow costs is…
LFS cost to borrow surges to 25.76%, up 364% in one week, signaling intense short pressure on the Australian fintech lender.
Snapshot as of 18 Sept 2026
Latitude Group Holdings enters its August 21 results with a lending market that tells a more interesting story than the flat price action suggests. The standout this week is cost to borrow. Borrow costs have jumped to…
LFS closes out July essentially unchanged, with the stock at A$0.90 and a half-point weekly gain that barely registers — the real story heading into the August 21 earnings date is who owns the stock and what the…
LFS enters the final week of July in an unusual position: the stock has barely moved, yet the lending market tells a story of structurally high borrowing costs that have persisted for nearly a year. The most striking…
LFS enters the week in an unusual position — two independent directors stepped in to buy shares in late April while the stock trades nearly 20% below where the CEO was selling last September, creating a quiet but…
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