This week's appointments include Michael Allan, Penny Fielding, Michael Veletta, Perenti leadership changes, new director appointments at Mineral Resources, and others.
African-focused Castle Minerals has announced chair Stephen Stone will depart from his executive chair role ahead of the company's annual general meeting on October 20.
Antimony is the latest critical metal to send the hearts of ASX punters aflutter, but with new "must-have" metals constantly emerging, investors may be feeling just a little confused by the ever-changing landscape. Bulls N' Bears takes a look into the rise and rise of the metal also sometimes referred to as stibnite and the companies jumping on the increasingly raucous bandwagon.
Strickland Metals is pressing ahead with plans to spinoff its base metals assets into a new company to seek better value for the projects whilst focusing on its prospective gold package in central WA. The company has also gained heritage clearance to drill at its Iroquois project, which along with its Bryah Basin assets will be the centerpiece of the new operation.
Shares in Castle Minerals have risen by as much as 150 per cent today, after the junior gold explorer signed a $US11.7 million ($17.2 million) farm-out agreement for two of its licences in Ghana.
West Perth-based gold explorer Castle Minerals Ltd will acquire a 8,200 sqkm gold project from Newmont Ghana Gold Ltd for around $500,000 in scrip and exploration expenditure.
