News Articles for WA Kaolin

Subiaco-based APC Minerals has announced the departure of longstanding managing director and chief executive Matthew Shackleton.

East Rockingham-based WA Kaolin has appointed Matthew Shackleton as its chair, effective immediately.

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The chemical company has bought the industrial property from mining group WA Kaolin, which will lease back the site on a peppercorn basis.

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Western Australia's regional rail freight network will receive a $200 million upgrade to help get grain to port more quickly.

Rockingham-based WA Kaolin has garnered $12 million via a placement and loan facility to fund the second stage of its Wickepin kaolin project southeast of Perth.

Lynas Rare Earths and WA Kaolin have managed to progress their respective Western Australian projects during a quarter fraught with shipping delays.

WA Kaolin has had a positive start to its first day of trading after raising $22 million from its initial public offering, with its share price closing up 25 per cent.

Perth-based Suvo Strategic Minerals is purchasing kaolin operations in Victoria for $2 million, while fellow miner WA Kaolin is getting ready for its ASX debut.

Rockingham-based WA Kaolin has kicked off a capital raising to fund the scale-up of its WA operations; it joins several companies planning to mine the specialist industrial mineral.