Yan Lui has resigned from his positions of chief executive officer and Trinidad general manager at Range Resources. Mr Liu will remain on the board of director as a non-executive director.
Newly minted Triton Minerals M.D Garth Higgo has wasted no time in placing his stamp on the company with the appointment of a new Chief Operating Officer, a new Chief Financial Officer and a new Non Executive Director. Mr Higgo was himself only appointed as Chief Executive Officer in December and was previously the Global Director of Mining for Aurecon Group and Calibre Global.
Perth-based mineral sands producer Iluka Resources has created a new senior executive role to focus on two growth opportunities involving new technology in the UK and Brazil.
Medical marijuana company Phytotech Medical is set to be the year's first listing in Western Australia, after taking special steps to deal with last-minute legal concerns by the ASX and keen demand from investors.
Independence Group has foreshadowed a sharp fall in annual profit to just $5.5 million as a result of costs associated with its takeover of copper producer Jabiru Metals.
Independence Group has launched a friendly all scrip takeover offer for base metals miner Jabiru Metals, in a deal that values the target at $532 million.
Consolidated Minerals has sold its 24.7 per cent shareholding in Jabiru Metals, with East Perth-based Metals X picking up a 19.99 per stake in the miner.
Miner Jabiru Metals will be able to directly negotiate offtake contracts and has agreed to buy a partly constructed storage shed at the Geraldton Port following a restructure to an OZ Minerals agre
Jabiru Metals Ltd is to raise $51.9 million through a placement at 80 cents per share, to fast track its exploration programme and feasibility studies of its base metals projects.
West Perth-based Jabiru Metals Ltd has requested a trading halt be put on its securities, pending an announcement regarding a proposed capital raising to fast track exploration programmes and feasibility studies of its base metals projects.
West Perth-based Jabiru Metals Ltd has refinanced a major debt facility of $US40 million, releasing Consolidated Minerals Ltd from a guarantee it had provided for the original loan.
West Perth-based metals explorer Jabiru Metals Ltd has announced plans to raise $58.4 million through a placement to pay off a debt facility to Consolidated Minerals Ltd and ANZ Bank, as well as continue exploration of its tenements.
Jabiru Metals Ltd has finalised an $81 million funding package that paves the way for the development of its copper and zinc project in Western Australia.