Let’s take a look at the four best-performing ASX stocks in March 2025
Aussies had a jam packed start to 2025, from the Australian Open to hosting the F1 Grand Prix and of course surviving a literal cyclone. But according to the share market, the first quarter ended on a sad note. The benchmark ASX200 index dropped 4.0% last month and finished at 7,843.4 points.
Outside of Australia, it seemed like most of the world was keeping a close eye on President Trump’s political moves last month. So it’s not a surprise that when the global economy was starting to look a little grey, one particular industry rose to the top…
Let’s take a look at the four best-performing ASX stocks in March 2025:
Gold is back in fashion! Spartan Resources is a gold exploration and development company based in Western Australia.
Last month, gold prices hit a record high, and Spartan Resources announced they would be merging with another Australian gold and silver mining company, Ramelius Resources Ltd (RMS). This news was a win in shareholders’ eyes, because Spartan’s share prices shot up 45%!
West African Resources is an emerging mid-tier gold producing company with projects in West Africa, but head-quartered in Perth.
West African Resources’ released their full year results and they revealed some juicy gains of $730 million in revenue and $246 million in profit after tax. As a result, their share price climbed 33% in March.
Surprise surprise… Regis Resources is also an Australian gold producer! Concerns about trade wars be real, and when there’s economic uncertainty, gold holders tend to profit.
Regis Resources jumped 22% in March after strong returns at the start of 2025, along with other gold companies that saw double digit returns this month.
But it’s not just about gold here - Healius also saw its share price speed ahead in March. Healius is one of Australia’s leading healthcare companies that run pathology labs and diagnostic imaging.
Last month, Healius shared news with its investors that a $300 million special dividend would be on the horizon for shareholders, after the sale of its Lumus business. Investors were excited for this juicy dividend alongside Healius’ strong performance so far, sending their share price up 8.5%.
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