News Articles for Mineral Resources

ASX-listed mining software provider K2fly has strengthened its ties with Imerys Group after inking a three year contract for use of its Land Access solution. The three year deal has a total contract value of $860,000 and an annual recurring revenue of $123,000 in exchange for a system that manages land access, studies, approvals, stakeholder engagement, operations and land use.

Explosive allegations levelled against MinRes and boss Chris Ellison at the hands of a former contracts manager will remain under wraps, with the court slashing almost one-third of the claim.

Diversified miner and contractor Mineral Resources has extended its support for the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, taking its total contribution to $2.25 million.

What it means to be an Aboriginal business is central to the debate over ‘black cladding'.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie talks about his power and energy feature, including the future of coal, Griffin Coal and the possibility of a state carbon charge.

Chris Ellison-led Mineral Resources and business partner-turned-rival Steve Wyatt's Destec have reached a peace deal over a highly-charged document-swap, as the battle over their rail venture continues.

Shares in Warrick Hazeldine-chaired Global Lithium Resources have risen to a new high after major shareholder Mineral Resources lifted its interest in the business.

Mineral Resources shares have soared to an all-time high amid speculation that the Chris Ellison-led miner is considering a spin-out of its lithium operations.

Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray discuss protesting at the Midwinter Ball and the ongoing viability of gas and coal projects.

Battery metal explorer Askari Metals has completed another round of field mapping and sampling at the company's Barrow Creek lithium project located in the NT's Arunta pegmatite province. The field program was designed to identify and sample outcropping pegmatites in the previously unexplored south-central portion of the project.

The Aboriginal business sector in the Goldfields has been a poor cousin to the Pilbara but is starting to develop.

Built on strong foundations, a trio of big WA companies are leading the state's future economic drive.

Swedish technology company Hexagon AB has made its third Western Australian acquisition in the space of five years with the purchase of privately owned iConstruct.

A company set up by Banjima traditional owner Paula White has teamed up with ASX company Mineral Resources to win a major crushing contract with BHP.

Mineral Resources has formally commenced its $3 billion Onslow iron ore project and flagged further rapid growth in the business while also reporting a sharp fall in annual profit.

Our weekly appointment wrap includes Virginia Miltrup, Bronwyn Grieve, Tim Walster, David Bonomini, Kate Frost and Kelly Hick.

Claims of insider trading and delivering $8 million in contracts to associates have been lobbed by MinRes against sacked manager-turned-'whistleblower' Steven Pigozzo.

There's a quiet rumbling at Talisman Mining that the next major copper-gold discovery in NSW may not be far away. A recently refocused exploration drive initiated by the ASX-listed explorer has unveiled more than a dozen targets hidden under cover at the company's wholly owned Lachlan copper-gold project.

Acute shortages of labour and accommodation are crimping growth in the Goldfields more than most parts of WA.

Domestic firms dominate the industry's leaderboard when it comes to sustainability and fairness as investors weigh where to put green capital.

Helped by rising oil prices, Buru Energy has tabled its record price for an oil shipment yet, bringing in about $5.7 million from its 50 per cent share in 76,000 barrels of crude from its joint venture Ungani oilfield near Broome in WA. The shipment by a tanker through Wyndham port raked in $1 million above the company's previous high in February.

Pilbara Minerals has reported strong growth in production as it invests in new capacity while diversified miner Mineral Resources has received a boost from its lithium operations.

ASX-listed mining software firm K2fly has tabled record growth in key metrics for the June quarter and the 2022 financial year after continuing its hot streak of contract wins. The company posted record results in annual recurring revenue, invoices raised and cash receipts in addition to closing out the financial year with a cashflow-positive quarter of $1.7 million.

Economic troubles in China, a falling iron ore price and cost pressures loom as problems for the state's big iron ore miners as their shares dive.

Octava Minerals is preparing for its ASX debut next month as it seeks to exploit some early lithium shows just 10kms from Global Lithium's revered Pilbara lithium discovery. Octava has also pulled together a package of Kimberley and Mid West tenements in solidly mineralised terranes that are already jostling with battery metals big hitters and the company's Pilbara ground also has some intriguing historical gold drill holes that are begging for follow up.

The explosive allegations levelled against MinRes and boss Chris Ellison at the hands of a former contracts manager will remain shrouded in secrecy.

Chris Ellison is forging ahead with a bid to have a lawsuit mounted against him by a sacked contracts manager thrown out, insisting the claim be “cleansed” or remain shielded from public view.

A subsidiary of Mineral Resources has put forward a proposal to the state's environmental watchdog for its planned Lamb Creek iron ore project in WA's East Pilbara.

Mineral Resources has rubbished a lawsuit against the miner, boss Chris Ellison and its high-profile lawyers by a former employee who was sacked earlier this year.

A correction in the lithium market turned into a rout today, with Pilbara Minerals and Liontown Resources leading the fall after two bearish research reports.

Indigenous businesses in WA generated more than $1 billion in revenue last year and the total is set to rise.

Mineral Resources is suing a former procurement manager over allegations he collected secret commissions and misused the mining giant's confidential information.

Resources billionaire Gina Rinehart has been named Australia's wealthiest person for a third consecutive year, followed closely by fellow Western Australian and iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest.

Companies have an opportunity to attract talent with improved parental leave policies.

Our board moves wrap includes Daniel Taylor, Zimi Meka, Lisa Wynne, Suzie Foreman, and Phillip Jackson.

One of Australia's top corporate dealmakers, Jarden's Aidan Allen, has splashed $4.2 million on a house in Perth but we're told he is not moving west. It's for holidays.

Aldoro Resources has broken ground at its Wyemandoo rubidium-lithium project about 60km southeast of Mt Magnet in WA after launching a maiden RC drill campaign at the venture. A number of key targets have been identified through earlier rock chip sampling and Aldoro is targeting a brace of pegmatites that previously delivered impressive grades of up to 2.06 per cent lithium oxide.

Mineral explorer Kairos Minerals has beefed up its management with Peter Turner to take the reins as Managing Director and Klaus Eckhof taking a seat as Non-Executive Chairman. The addition of the duo reflects the company's commitment to accelerating the exploration campaigns at its WA lithium and gold projects. Turner's appointment will be effective from May 23rd and Eckhof has already commenced his role.

K2fly has tabled some healthy numbers from the March quarter with record invoices of $3.3m, maintaining its all-time high total contract values of $16.6m and cracking the $5m mark in annual recurring revenue for the first time. The company operates in the global resources space under a ‘Software as a Service' business model – meaning it delivers its software on a subscription basis.

Mineral Resources shares have nosedived as iron ore miners headed lower and the company announced it would issue up to $US1 billion in unsecured notes to institutional buyers.