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Coles shares surged after the company reported a strong FY26 full-year result with profit jumping 14%, beating market expectations and driven by supermarket growth and automation investments paying off.

Coles shares fell sharply following news of its potential acquisition talks with Greencross and a development knockback in Kalgoorlie.

Coles shares rallied nearly 5% as the broader consumer staples sector led an ASX 200 market recovery, fueled by defensive stock demand and analyst buy tips.

Coles shares fell after Woolworths issued a profit downgrade, spooking supermarket investors.

The abnormal price rise on 2026-03-01 is likely a rebound after an overdone selloff following the HY26 results, supported by positive broker commentary from Morgans.

Coles shares fell sharply after its HY26 results showed a profit decline, with headline sales disappointing and renewing concerns about competitive pressure from Woolworths.

Coles released FY25 results that crushed expectations, driving shares up ~8-9%.

Coles reported FY25 earnings that crushed expectations, driving shares up over 8% to all-time highs.

Shares rose as more shoppers indicated Coles is their primary supermarket, boosting sentiment.

Coles shares rose 4.85% on March 20, 2025, likely due to the ACCC supermarket inquiry concluding without punitive action, easing regulatory overhang.

Insufficient evidence to determine the cause of the price move.

Coles reported strong results, including sales gains from Woolworths and improved market share, alongside a dividend increase.