News Articles for Adisyn

Junior trio Adisyn, Buxton Resources and Emmerson Resources have appointed new chairs to their respective boards, as they enter their next phases of development

Henderson-based Adisyn has announced plans to raise $10 million, in order to primary accelerate its graphene-based semiconductor technologies.

This week's Bulls N' Bears Runner of the Week is … Krakatoa Resources. Its share price jumped 130 per cent on a Meekatharra niobium find to join fellow movers and shakers Adisyn, Canterbury Resources and Pivotal Metals.

The move marks Zettagrid's first foray into the NT, and its ninth acquisition in just over a decade.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Jesper Sentow, Caitlin Fox-Harding, Maureen Lewis, Matthew Howard, Lisa Bevan, Michelle Palethorpe, Sam McCready, Carmin Johnson, Tanya Browning, Nick Goosen, Thomas Cusmano, Chris Dickie, Katherine Gardner, Miles Jacob, Ilonka Spaeth, and James Arthur.

Data centre DC Two has been roped into a legal stoush involving the landlord of its Bibra Lake headquarters and a company believed to be claiming ownership of equipment at the site.

Stars align to attract computing power to WA.

Our board moves wrap includes Miriam Stanborough, Kyla Garic, and Deborah Ho.

Our board moves wrap includes Blake Burton and Alok Kumar Mehta.

Our board moves wrap includes Shane Wee, Cameron McLean, Joel Ives, Shannon Coates, Leigh Travers, Caroline Keats, and Michael Spreadborough.

Perth company Zella DC has tapped in to a network of experienced commercial advisers to help it pursue growth in the data centre market, against competition from listed companies and global heavyweights.

US company Equinix is planning to establish a third data centre in Perth, which it said was becoming Australia's second digital gateway to international markets.

Osborne Park-based IT services company DC Two is planning to expand its operations by reopening a tier three data centre that has already had a $10 million investment by its previous tenant.

Wangara-based contractor Duratec has launched Western Australia's largest initial public offering this year, adding to a flurry of WA companies aiming to list on the ASX.

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