News Articles for ALS

Engineering services firm SRG Global is set to buy ALS subsidiary Asset Care for $80 million by raising $51 million in new equity, as it reports an upswing in half-yearly revenue and profit.

Cyclone Metals has unveiled a suite of gold anomalies at its Mareburn and Macraes South projects, about 40km north of Dunedin in New Zealand's Otago Province following the company's trial of an ionic leach geochemistry survey. According to the company, the program is an inexpensive and swift method of sniffing out and defining drill targets across its extensive tenements on the South Island.

An Australian company commercialising revolutionary gold testing technology has lodged a prospectus for what is shaping up to be the largest initial public offering of the year.

Perenti will sell its geochemical and precious metal analyses subsidiary to competitor ALS for $43.6 million as part of a reassessment of its operations.

WA's mining industry is renowned for its technical innovations, but key industry players believe far more could be achieved.

Global company Intertek has consolidated its Perth operations into one of the world's largest minerals testing laboratories, with 500 staff and a desire for more.

Australian Vanadium has received a $1.25 million grant from the federal government to find ways to improve vanadium production.

Pilbara Metals Group, Element 25 and Mineral Commodities are among WA businesses awarded millions in federal funding as part of a push to improve Australia's critical mineral potential.

Perth geologist Scott Halley has come up with an innovative and highly effective way to combine professional development for his peers with fundraising for prostate cancer.

ALS shares surged more than 25 per cent after the testing, inspection and certification group rebuffed a $2.7 billion takeover bid from two private equity firms, setting the scene for a potential bidding war.