News Articles for MICROMINE

Companies including Epiroc, Weir Minerals, Komatsu and Sandvik have reshaped the local mining technology sector after nearly 20 acquisitions.

Perth-based software firm Micromine, founded by local geologist Graeme Tuder, has been bought by global mining services company Weir for $1.3 billion.

The record-breaking sale of the mining software company founded in Perth 37 years ago by geologist Graeme Tuder has been terminated.

A mining software company established 36 years ago by Perth geologist Graeme Tuder has been sold to a US company for $900 million, setting a new record for WA's tech sector.

New research covering more than 600 businesses paints the most detailed picture assembled of WA's startup and tech sectors.

Business News has devised a collection of some of Perth's world-leading innovations.

The recent $100 million sale of Agworld is a badge of success for WA tech but also reveals the sector's limitations.

MICROMINE has completed its second acquisition in less than three months, having purchased fellow Western Australian mining software business Alastri.

Perth-based MICROMINE is set to complete its first acquisition in almost two decades, with the purchase of fellow software company Precision Mining.

Some of the state's property leaders share their predictions for the year ahead.

Real estate funds manager Primewest has signed mining software company Micromine and Sinosteel as new tenants at 251 St Georges Terrace.

Some of WA's most successful tech companies have deep roots in the resources sector. GLX Digital is planning to join them.

Azure Capital, Canaccord Genuity and DLA Piper were among the most active advisers on corporate finance deals in 2019.

Peter Gammell and Jeff Kennett will step down as directors of Seven West Media, while Micromine and Global Rapid Rugby have appointed new chief executives.

Private equity investor Potentia Capital has acquired a majority stake in Nedlands-based Micromine, eight months after the mining software developer hired PwC to find a new owner.

Perth is renowned as a hub for mining and energy technology, so why do so many local firms end up in foreign hands?

Mining software supplier Micromine has promoted Claire Tuder to the role of director and chief executive while also establishing an advisory board with two industry veterans.

Daniel AshtonGravity Group – Boost Mobeel PerthOwner, directorDANIEL Ashton says he has always been entrepreneurial.

Blackburne managing director Paul Blackburne was last night named the 2016 Business News 40under40 First Amongst Equals, ahead of a talented and diverse field of candidates.

KPMG has named the eight businesses it has selected to participate in its recently announced technology accelerator Energise, which will be held in Perth.

Accounting firm KPMG is launching a business ‘accelerator' that is designed to assist early-stage technology ventures and bring them together with major companies in the energy and resources sector.

Founding director of Perth-based global mining software developer Micromine, Graeme Tuder, has joined the ranks of some of Australia's biggest names in exporting after being named an Australian Export Hero.

Business News' annual mining services review highlights the large and diverse number of companies exporting their skills and expertise.

FEATURE: While most of its peers have been taken over by larger companies, Perth-based mining software developer Micromine has stayed independent while building a global business.

Peter Rossdeutscher has been appointed as non-executive chairman at resources industry consultancy CSA Global.

A recent report on R&D spending in Australia sheds interesting light on the perennial debate over this country's competitive future.

Major investments in Latin America by some of the world's biggest miners have provided a number of mining services companies with the opportunity to get a toehold in the region.

Tudor to head Navigator

MAJOR and emerging resources players may dominate the conversation around the state's mining boom, but many lesser-known yet highly innovative mining services companies are also reaping the rewards

THE scale of the mining sector is readily apparent to many Western Australians, but the size of the mining services industry may not be so clear.

Founded in Perth in 1986, software developer Micromine has grown from a three-person operation to more than 235 staff globally, with offices in 18 of the world's major mineral producing capitals.

FRUIT and dairy producer Harvey Fresh has topped the field in the state's annual industry and export awards.Harvey Fresh took out the Premier's award for excellence.

Perth-based mining software developer Micromine has announced the opening of a new regional office in Denver, Colorado.

A $5 million grant from the AusIndustry Commercial Ready program will fuel what Perth-based mining software provider Micromine says will be the largest mining software project ever undertaken.

PERTH mining software firm Micromine Pty Ltd is working to increase its growing Chinese customer base by working with Austrade and the Chinese Government to expand into new provinces.

Mining software firm Micromine expects to grow its business by 50 per cent on the back of a new software package that has won backing from the Federal Government.