It's been a pretty disappointing start to the trading week for the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) so far this Monday. At the time of writing, the All Ords has lost 0.14% of its value, putting the index at just over 7,620 points.
But not all All Ords shares are having such a down day today. So let's take a look at three All Ords shares that are making their investors very happy.
3 ASX All Ords shares bucking the market on Monday
Audinate Group Ltd (ASX: AD8)
Audio visual technology share Audinate is our first All Ords stock worth a look today. Audinate shares are tearing it up this Monday. The company is currently enjoying a massive 11.85% rise at present, putting the Audinate share price at $8.02 a share:
This comes after Audinate reported its half-year results for the first half of FY2023 this morning. As we covered this morning, the company reported an impressive 39.3% rise in revenues to US$20.6 million, while gross profits were up 30% to US$14.5 million. Clearly, investors have been delighted by what the company had to say.
HT&E Ltd (ASX: HT1)
Next up, we have All Ords media and advertising share HT&E. Here, There and Everywhere, the company formerly known as APN News and Media, has had no fresh news or earnings out today. But that didn't stop the company's shares from rocketing 10% to $1.32 apiece at one stage this morning. They've now settled 3.75% higher at $1.245 a share:
This could have something to do with speculation that HT&E could be the target of a takeover offer. According to reporting in The Australian, the company's financials have spurred some potential suitors, including some private capital firms, to weigh up their options.
Helios Energy Ltd (ASX: HE8)
Finally today, we have the All Ords oil and gas hopeful Helios Energy. Helios shares are another ASX winner this Monday, with the company up a lucrative 8.59%, to 10.75 cents per share:
Helios hasn't put anything new out today. However, ASX energy shares are collectively surging today, thanks to rising oil prices. As my Fool colleague flagged this morning, WTI crude rose 2.2% last Friday, while Brent crude was up 2.4% to US$86.52 a barrel.
Thanks to these gains in the oil markets, oil shares ranging from All Ordinaries small-cap players like Helios to giants like Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX: WDS) are putting on very pleasing performances.
