Tuesday’s HotCopper trends: Eden Innovations, Stakk, Great Boulder Resources and other daily topics

With more than 600k average monthly users on the HotCopper forums, each and every discussion can move markets. That’s why getting in front of those red-hot trends is key for every trader worth their salt. In this daily HotCopper Trends column, we break down the top Oz stock movers through each trading day.

Eden Innovations (ASX: EDE) was popular on HotCopper after it reported that booming sales achieved by its wholly owned US subsidiary, Eden Innovations LLC for the first quarter of FY27,

The company said the 152% increase in total US sales in Q1 FY27 quarter compared with the Q1 FY26 quarter reflected both the growing number of RMC plants with EdenCretePz7 bulk storage and dispensing installations, together with the starter and replenishment orders that accompany them.

Total sales of all EdenCrete product during the quarter of US$121,749 were 60% higher than Q1 FY26.

OptiBlend sales of US$259,863 were 247% higher than Q1 FY26, comprising OptiBlend kit sales and installation services to genset packagers, drilling contractors and other customers in Texas, Louisiana and Florida, including a maiden export sale to Brazil.

EDE jumped 22.2% to 6.6¢.

Stakk (ASX: SKK) has continued its recent run of wins after signing a new agreement with IBM Corporation.

The deal secures new business with one of the world’s most recognisable enterprise brands and further expanding the group’s international reach.

CEO, Emiliano Giacchetti, said the new IBM contract represents another blue-chip enterprise win for Stakk, following the recently announced Candescent and FBI engagements.

“Securing this new business with IBM is a proud moment for Stakk and further evidence that our pipeline is translating into enterprise wins.

“We are expanding in the US and internationally, building on our established capabilities and relationships to enter new geographies without a significant expansion of our cost base. Our momentum continues to build, and we expect further wins to follow.”

SKK was up 13.0% to 2.6¢.

Great Boulder Resources (ASX: GBR) was up after releasing more high-grade assays at its Peak Hill Gold Project, located 120km north of Meekatharra in the Murchison region of WA.

“The latest results from drilling at Peak Hill have defined excellent results at Enigma and Five Ways, following our initial announcements of similar shallow high- grade intersections at Jubilee / Golden Treasure and Durack,” MD, Andrew Paterson, said.

“Results continue to exceed expectations, not only in thickness and grade but also in terms of continuity, all of which are important when we start mining. Shallow, high-grade ounces will be a key component in maximising the potential of this project.

“The rigs are now working on phase two programs at Durack and Jubilee, with the diamond rig moving shortly to Mt Pleasant. It’s an exciting phase of exploration at Peak Hill, with volumes of assays in the pipeline and drilling continuing at pace”.

GBR was up 4.30% to 9.7c.

Looking wider, the S&P/ASX 200 was up today, gaining 54.50 points or 0.63% to 8,740.90. Over the last five days, the index has gained 0.36% but is virtually unchanged year to date.

Looking elsewhere, Wood Mackenzie says countries worldwide are grappling with surging electricity demand and growing energy security concerns but are pursuing differing strategies.

Power markets globally are more complex and challenging to understand than ever in 2026. Most countries face broadly similar challenges and opportunities, but they are taking different approaches to resolve them based on their specific circumstances. 

Using proprietary data from Wood Mackenzie’s Lens Power & Renewables solutions, analysts from our regional research teams have compiled a series of long-term strategic insights covering power markets globally.

That’s Tuesday’s HotCopper Market Trends, I’m Colin Sandell-Hay ⁠- see you for close.

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