Perth technology company Track’em has been awarded its second contract with Downer this year for the provision of its cloud-based asset tracking software.
Euroz has flagged an $8 million hit to its earnings after pulling out of its 80 per cent-owned Prodigy Investment Partners joint venture, which had underperformed in recent years.
Marine technology company VEEM has secured a $9 million order from the Australian Submarine Corporation for specialised parts for the Collins-class submarine maintenance program.
Keith Bowker, who was previously banned six years from providing financial services, has received a reduced ban of two years after appealing the ASIC decision to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
Australia has upgraded its international travel advice to the highest level, with all citizens being told not to travel overseas because of coronavirus. It comes as Virgin Australia suspended all international travel for more than two months.
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Horizon Minerals has executed a $4 million loan facility with a German investment group, while also announcing a share placement to raise $2 million to fund the development of its Boorara gold project in Western Australia.
SRG Global has secured a five-year contract with Saracen Mineral Holdings to provide drill and blast services at the Thunderbox and Carosue Dam operations in Western Australia.
Infrastructure group Downer EDI's possible sale of its mining business to Perenti Global has been suspended due to the market volatility caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
West Leederville-based medtech startup Singular Health will raise $1 million ahead of a planned IPO in September, with PAC Partners appointed lead manager for the listing.
The federal government will be advising against mass gatherings of more than 500 people from Monday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said today, in response to the growing coronavirus threat.
Emerald Resources has moved closer to developing its Okvau gold project in Cambodia after signing a $US230 million ($A365 million) mining contract with MACA.
Helix Resources has made some board and management changes in order to accelerate progress on its 100%-owned Collerina Copper Project in central New South Wales.
Fisheries Minister Peter Tinley has unveiled a range of measures to support Western Australia’s rock lobster industry as a result of the worsening COVID-19 outbreak, including an extended fishing season and measures to increase local sales opportunities.
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Drone technology company Orbital Corporation has signed a memorandum of understanding with Boeing subsidiary Insitu to become its primary engine supplier.
Gold explorer Anglo Australian has received commitments to raise $5.5 million through a share placement to fast-track exploration at its wholly-owned Mandilla project in Western Australia.
Home loans in Western Australia have reduced in value by 6.4 per cent in January, while the national figure increased by its fastest rate since mid-2019.
Australia's largest listed goldminer says it expects to produce around 10 per cent less gold than previously forecast due to underperformance of its mines in Western Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Property analyst Mark Goldenberg has been permanently banned from engaging in any credit activities, after he was found operating an illegal early access to superannuation scheme in Perth.
Global company Manheim Auctions has fallen victim to a $30 million ransom demand from cyber criminals who have locked its computer system in Australia.
South32 will continue to explore AusQuest’s projects in Australia and South America after the companies extended their strategic alliance agreement by two years.
Qantas has slashed the capacity of its international flights by almost a quarter for the next six months due to the coronavirus impact. The airline also announced cost saving measures, including cuts in salaries for its top executives.
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A Perth Glory soccer game planned for next Wednesday has been postponed, while the state government has announced it would open three clinics at metropolitan hospitals tomorrow to test for coronavirus, as the epidemic escalates with WA’s sixth case confirmed today.
