Our daily board moves wrap includes Christopher (Robert) Wanless, Tom Eadie, Brett Tucker, Nicolaus Heinen, Stephe Wilks, Sahm Nasseri, Alex Passmore, Ian Mulholland, Craig Hall, Neil Porter, David English, Todd Hibberd, and Dan Smith.
Mick Bolto has resigned as chair of BrainChip Holdings. Louis DiNardo, the company's chief executive and executive director, will become interim chair.
Perth-based tech firm BrainChip Holdings has poured cold water on speculation it is seeking to privatise operations, but did confirm it was considering floating on another market.
West Perth-based technology company Brainchip Holdings has announced it has deployed its card game monitoring technology at Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut, US.
Twapewa Kadhikwa has been appointed non-executive director at Bannerman Mining Resources, the Namibian subsidiary of Bannerman Resources. Ms Kadhikwa replaces Monica Kalondo who has stepped d
Carnegie Wave Energy has topped Techboard's startup ranking this fortnight, following the announcement of its acquisition of fellow cleantech Energy Made Clean (ranked second) for $13 million earlier this week.
The Business News index of 30 Western Australian companies outperformed the ASX200 in the September quarter on the back of stronger showings from a handful of miners and contractors.
Carnegie Wave Energy has taken first place in Techboard's top trending startup rank this fortnight, after announcing a $2.5 million grant for a wave and solar power microgrid on Garden Island.
Western Australian companies have outperformed the broader stock market over the six months to June 30, judging by the performance of Business News' BN30 index.
BrainChip Holdings shares surged upwards 25 per cent today upon news it had developed advanced technology capable of learning, unsupervised, at high speed.
Less than two weeks after debuting on the ASX, tech firm BrainChip's chief executive has tendered his resignation while an interim CEO has been appointed.
Perth security company Threat Protect Australia marked its listing on the ASX today with news it has completed due diligence on one of two planned acquisitions.
Fortunis Resources has received positive news about its planned backdoor listing, while Basper and Aziana have had to make amendments to their proposals.
A local oil and gas explorer led by Steinepreis Paganin partner Peter Wall has announced plans to acquire a digital technology company in a backdoor listing.
Aziana has received firm commitments from its two largest shareholders for a $4 million capital raising it is undertaking as part of its reverse takeover of US-based biotech firm BrainChip.
East Africa Resources has become the 36th Perth-based company to announce a backdoor listing deal in the past 18 months, with plans to exit uranium exploration and acquire local security services business Threat Protect Australia.
Aziana was one of three Perth exploration companies to release details today of plans to leave the resources sector behind, through reverse takeovers of businesses in sectors as diverse as artificial intelligence, medical cannabis and e-commerce.
