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Agrimin's Mackay project. Photo: Agrimin.

Mining 23 Oct 2025

Agrimin to withdraw from Mackay Potash

Nedlands-based junior Agrimin will walk away from its Mackay Potash Project after an eight month strategic review found it was untenable, instead shifting its focus to non-potash minerals.

Mining 08 Oct 2024

Reward agreement terminated over 'serious breach'

Reward Minerals' Indigenous land use agreement has been terminated over a “serious breach” after it gave up tenements that were picked up just half an hour later, the land council says.

Mining 30 Sep 2024

Reward to buy Beyondie potash plant

Reward Minerals has struck a deal to buy the potash plant from collapsed miner Kalium Lakes after failing to acquire the whole Beyondie project earlier this year.

Mining 23 May 2024

Kalium Lakes selling for parts at auction

Assets of failed Western Australian potash miner Kalium Lakes are being auctioned off after the project failed to find a buyer.

Manufacturing 19 Mar 2024

Kalium Lakes tipped to collapse after failed deal

Troubled potash player Kalium Lakes is expected to collapse into liquidation after Reward Minerals failed to drum up the funds to buy its Beyondie potash project.

Mining 10 Jan 2024

Reward raising push following project acquisition

Having received shareholder approval to purchase the Beyondie sulphate of potash project earlier this week, exploration company Reward Minerals launched plans on Wednesday to raise up to $22.79 million to help fund the arrangement.

Mining 16 Nov 2023

Reward lobs $20m bid for Beyondie potash project

Potash explorer Reward Minerals has struck an agreement to potentially pluck Kalium Lake's Beyondie project out of receivership under a $20 million proposal.

Appointments 30 Aug 2022

Board Moves August 30, 2022

Our board moves wrap includes Dan Robinson, Arron Canicais, Emma Wates, and Lorry Hughes.

Bulls N' Bears 31 Mar 2022

Horizon nets $2m cash from divestments

Multi-element explorer Horizon Minerals has netted $2m in cash by divesting assets as it continues its expansive exploration campaign in WA. The company shed its shareholdings in Red Dirt Metals and Cyprium Metals in addition to the non-escrowed portion of Metal Hawk. The earnings pocketed from monetising its assets will be used to fund part of its ongoing large-scale multi-commodity drilling program.

Mining 11 Mar 2022

Buyers sought for potash project

Salt Lake Potash's Lake Way project, which was predicted to be one of the first producing potash assets in the state before its collapse last year, has been put on the market by receivers.

Mining 03 Nov 2021

Long game to get potash projects running

One of the first movers in potash has run into trouble, but backers remain bullish about the emerging industry.

Appointments 01 Jul 2021

Board Moves July 1, 2021

Our board moves wrap includes Simon Dominy, Henry Shiner, Brad Edwards, Leslie Crockett, Michele Anderson, Hansjoerg Plaggemars, Michael Nossal, Peter Bilbe, Kathryn Foster, Greg Cochran, Michael Ruane, Susan Field, and Grant Mooney.

Mining 29 Jun 2021

Major milestones for WA potash, alumina projects

A $450 million potash development in northern WA and a $269 million alumina refinery planned for Kwinana have received major project status from the federal government.

Mining 31 Mar 2021

Kalium on track for September production

Kalium Lakes has begun commissioning its Beyondie potash plant in the Pilbara, with first production and sales expected in September.

Mining 18 Feb 2021

Potash players dig growth potential

WA's fledgling potash industry is making solid steps towards first production.

Deals 13 Nov 2019

FMG signs $8m in farm-ins

Fortescue Metals Group has agreed to a $6 million farm-in with Carawine Resources to explore its Paterson project in Western Australia, and a $2 million farm-in with Reward Minerals to explore its potash tenements in the McKay range.

Special Reports 23 May 2019

Potash players primed for slice of growing market

SPECIAL REPORT: As land and population pressures drive the need for more productive farming, WA finds itself at the centre of a new mining race.

Mining 04 Oct 2018

Empire makes board changes

Empire Resources has appointed major shareholder Michael Ruane as its chairman, one month after he sought a board spill at the gold miner.

Mining 04 Sep 2018

Ruane calls for Empire board spill

Perth mining executive Michael Ruane is seeking a board spill at Empire Resources, less than two months after the gold miner was forced to restructure its board due to a push from a separate group of dissident shareholders.

Appointments 01 Dec 2017

Board Moves December 1, 2017

Peter Clare has been appointed non-executive chair of Dubber Corporation. Current chair Peter Pawlowitsch will become non-executive director.

Appointments 17 May 2017

Board Moves May 17, 2017

Panorama Synergy has appointed Peter Lewis AM as chief executive.

Mining 20 Apr 2017

Sharp fall in CEO salaries

Newly appointed chief executives in WA are on substantially lower salary packages compared with recent years, a Business News survey has found.

Appointments 31 Mar 2017

Board Moves March 31, 2017

Elizabeth Hunt has resigned as company secretary of Alara Resources. Ian Gregory will remain as Alara's company secretary.

Appointments 08 Feb 2016

Board Moves - Feb 5-8 2016

Aleator Energy has appointed Brydie McKee as its chief executive officer and Angus Parker as chief technology officer.

Deals 19 Jun 2015

Reward raises $5m for potash project

The Michael Ruane-led minerals explorer Reward Minerals has received firm commitments for a $5.2 million capital raising to fund ongoing work at its LD potash project in the Little Sandy Desert.

Deals 16 Apr 2015

Intermin signs farm-in with La Mancha

La Mancha Resources has signed an agreement to acquire up to 70 per cent of Perth-based explorer Intermin Resources' Binduli gold project near Kalgoorlie.

Financial Services 27 Oct 2014

Stock market slump hits value of directors' shares - SPECIAL REPORT

The combined wealth of WA's richest public company directors fell by around $3 billion in the past year, but some individuals bucked the trend.

Mining 27 May 2014

Reward hit with $33,000 fine

Perth-based potash exploration company Reward Minerals has been served a $33,000 penalty by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and has complied with the infringement notice.

Mining 12 Dec 2013

Reward Minerals asked to explain price spike

Nedlands-based potash explorer Reward Minerals has copped a speeding ticket from the ASX after its shares soared more than 56 per cent higher in the space of a week.

Property 28 May 2009

Reward slumps on native title ruling

Shares in Nedlands-based explorer Reward Minerals have slumped after the National Native Title Tribunal ruled the company cannot access its Lake Disappointment potash project.

Financial Services 31 Mar 2008

Reward offers 10% equity in Martu native title deal

Explorer and aspiring potash producer Reward Minerals Ltd has reached what is being touted as a ground-breaking native title deal to potentially give the Central Western Desert's Martu people more than 10 per cent of the company.

06 Sep 2005

Reward Minerals Ltd

Reward Minerals Ltd 29-Aug-05 Has obtained rights to acquire a 100% interest in a major portfolio of exploration tenements, regarded as highly prospective for Potash mineralisation.

29 Mar 2005

Reward Minerals Ltd - 23-May-04

1,800,000 shares will be released from escrow on April 6 2005.

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