Here are the top ASX large cap movers for Wednesday

The ASX 200 fought back from a slow start to finish 0.12% lower in Wednesday trade, as local stocks struggle for traction after hitting new record highs this month.

The major banks helped to drag the index higher, as the ASX 200 Financials index rose by ~0.8% after two straight days for sharp falls.

That partially offset a rough session for the resources and materials sectors, as BHP slumped by around 7% following the release of its full-year results after markets-close on Tuesday.

BIG CAP WINNERS

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Code	Name	Price	% Change	Volume	Market Cap
PME	Pro Medicus Limited	65.6	16.1%	743,600	5,887,953,931
PGH	Pact Group Hldgs Ltd	4.3	7.8%	1,379,870	1,372,534,444
DMP	Domino Pizza	136.71	7.7%	401,199	10,985,871,654
TLX	Telix Pharmaceutical	6.51	6.9%	621,234	1,715,086,555
DHG	Domain Holdings Aus	5.19	6.1%	2,554,907	2,857,049,439
BPT	Beach Energy Limited	1.0975	6.0%	17,415,590	2,361,180,334
PNV	Polynovo Limited	2.28	4.6%	1,639,347	1,441,825,936
HMC	Home Consortium	5.94	4.2%	219,275	1,653,691,313
CQE	Charter Hall Soc In	3.73	4.2%	1,121,914	1,302,089,361
EBO	Ebos Group Ltd	30.9	3.9%	14,675	4,884,035,426
FPH	Fisher & Paykel	32.07	3.8%	772,346	17,809,880,450
PPK	PPK Group Limited	16.4	3.8%	334,983	1,407,018,329
CGF	Challenger Limited	6.45	3.5%	2,365,201	4,211,831,945
NEC	Nine Entertainment	2.94	3.5%	4,536,261	4,843,316,839
A2M	The A2 Milk Company	6.59	3.5%	6,741,460	4,736,162,879
CKF	Collins Foods Ltd	11.39	3.4%	526,401	1,285,991,132
CUV	Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals	27.92	3.3%	120,966	1,335,067,333

Gains at the big end of town were led by medical imaging company Pro Medicus (ASX:PME), which jumped sharply following the release of its full-year results.

The company reported a 33.7% increase in net profits to $30.7m, and flagged a strong pipeline of additional contracts after recording revenue growth across all of its major jurisdictions in North America, Europe and Australia.

Also rising strongly was the Domino’s Pizza (ASX:DMP) pizza network, which navigated some COVID-19 related challenges to open 285 new stores in the year and book a 27.2% increase in earnings to $293m.

And molecular radiation company Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) finished on the winner’s list after announcing it has entered into a pan-cancer clinical collaboration to conduct combination studies with global pharma giant Merck.

BIG CAP LOSERS

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Code	Name	Price	% Change	Volume	Market Cap
BHP	BHP Group Limited	47.78	-6.9%	22,731,650	151,210,552,054
SGM	Sims Limited	16.18	-5.5%	1,115,998	3,449,607,017
NWL	Netwealth Group	14.25	-4.7%	612,596	3,647,287,764
SZL	Sezzle Inc.	6.67	-4.7%	2,281,067	1,384,208,721
VUL	Vulcan Energy	12.77	-4.5%	1,433,313	1,454,109,341
BAP	Bapcor Limited	7.74	-4.3%	1,847,990	2,745,847,125
29M	29Metalslimited	2.36	-4.1%	1,515,898	1,181,919,300
PLS	Pilbara Min Ltd	2.12	-3.6%	36,334,923	6,384,727,246
PDN	Paladin Energy Ltd	0.435	-3.3%	17,753,227	1,205,050,982
LOV	Lovisa Holdings Ltd	15.72	-3.0%	154,001	1,740,846,265

Among the laggards, automotive parts company Bapcor (ASX:BAP) dipped after releasing its full-year results.

The company flagged a 50% increase in net profit after tax to $118m.

It said it expects to deliver pro-forma earnings of at least the same level in FY22, however ‘this is dependent on the extent of lockdowns and other government-imposed restrictions”, the company said.

Also falling on its full-year results announcement was superannuation and investment firm Netwealth (ASX:NWL).

The company reported a 23.9% increase in net profit after tax to $54.1m. After reporting funds under administration of $49.6bn as at June 30, NWL said it expects another $10bn of inflows in FY22.