News Articles for Waratah Minerals

Bulls N' Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Rhythm Biosciences, after it after it revealed promising results from a study of its simple bowel cancer diagnostic blood test. Roolife Group inked a blockbuster e-commerce partnership supply agreement with multi-national Eternal Asia Supply Chain Management, Waratah Resources unveiled a 208m intersection of high-grade gold in NSW land of the copper-gold giants, and Lindian resources secured a funding and offtake partnership with Iluka Resources to lock-in a domestic rare earths supply.

This week's Bulls N' Bears profiled ASX runner is … Arrow Minerals. Its shares tripled this week to join fellow movers and shakers Battery Minerals, West Cobar Metals and Sigma Healthcare.

Our board moves wrap includes Darryl Clark, David Flanagan, Andrew Stewart, Jeff Dowling, Richard Willson, Nerida Schmidt, Peter Batten, Paul Brown, Stephen Hall, Park Wei, Kelly Ross, John Percival, Brett Lambert, Mark Zeptner, Tim Manners, Alan Thom, Richard Jones, and Deborah Ho.

Our board moves wrap includes Nerida Schmidt, Tony Walsh, Stephen Strubel, David Leavy, Lawrence Teo, Kevin Coutinho, Josh Hunt, Andrew Worland, and Phil Hearse.

Our board moves wrap includes Peter Duerden, David Flanagan, Jonathan Downes, Richard O'Shannassy, Adam McKinnon, Andrew Ferrier, David Nour, Hannah Hudson, and Russell Thomson.

Western Australian company Battery Minerals has agreed to sell two graphite projects in Mozambique to an existing producer for $12.5 million in cash and shares.

Our board moves wrap includes Scott Nicholas, Sophie Raven, David Flanagan, Dimitri Bacopanos, and Bernard Hockings.

Perth-based Battery Minerals is raising $5.5 million from a share placement to explore its recently acquired copper-gold tenements in Victoria.

Our board moves wrap includes Darryl Clark, Kent Balas, Jeremy Sinclair, Hian Siang Chan, Justin Mouchacca, Stephen Buckley, Hugh Warner, Harry Greaves, Anthony Cina, George Bauk, Gary Billingsley, Brian McMaster, and Nicholas Lindsay.

At least $1.6 billion of equity has been raised by WA-linked critical minerals hopefuls in the past five years, but achieving consistent returns is another battle.

Jeremy Sinclair, managing director of Battery Minerals, will transition to the role of non-executive director on November 22.

Our daily board moves wrap includes David Flanagan, Ivy Chen, Paul Glasson, Ged Hall, Robert Scott, Peter Meagher, Frank Knezovic, Jim Simpson, Jon Latto, and Kim Massey.

Listed companies Battery Minerals, Cassini Resources and First Graphene have completed share placements, with the proceeds to help fund their projects in the battery metals sector.

David Flanagan has moved to a new executive chairman role at Battery Minerals, making way for former Atlas Iron chief operating officer Jeremy Sinclair to become managing director, among several board changes at the graphite company.

Leaders interviewed for the annual Business News CEO survey suggest that forward-looking decisions on energy policy and tax will be vital for WA's future prosperity.

Analysis: Rising supplies of battery metals, and sluggish demand for electric vehicles worldwide, are challenging local players in the sector.

David Flanagan-led Battery Minerals has boosted its coffers with a $20 million capital raising to fund construction of its Montepuez graphite project in Mozambique.

Two Western Australian mining juniors focused on battery-related commodities have secured $50 million to advance their projects in Africa.

The WA School of Mines should include new disciplines and postgraduate degrees to insulate it from the cyclical resources economy, and help it become a global leader in its field, according to three former students who are now industry leaders.

SPECIAL REPORT: The strength of the battery metals industry is helping drive the state's junior resources sector.

Battery Minerals has locked in offtake agreements for 60 per cent of the forecast annual production at its Montepuez graphite project in Mozambique after announcing a supply deal with a Chinese company today.

Perth-based Battery Minerals has signed an offtake deal for the supply of graphite concentrate at its Montepuez project in Mozambique to a private Chinese company.

Battery Minerals has announced a $20 million capital raising, primarily through a strongly supported share placement, ensuring the company can progress at its graphite projects in Mozambique.

SPECIAL REPORT: Activity in Western Australia's graphite sector is continuing apace, with local hopefuls seeking to raise more than $70 million this quarter, an amount similar to that raised for the entire financial year just past.

David Flanagan-led graphite explorer Battery Minerals has slashed the development cost of its Montepuez project in Mozambique by two-thirds, as the company restructures its plans for the operation.

The chief executive of medical cannabis company AusCann Group Holdings has received a boost to her salary package, which will net her about $360,000 in cash for FY17.

Graphite players have posted strong share price gains in the past 12 months and raised $66 million between them, but they are struggling to kick off production of the mineral.

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

Perth businessman David Flanagan has taken on a larger role at aspiring graphite miner Battery Minerals, that of executive chairman, as part of a management restructure ahead of the company's planned transition to the production phase.

Graphite explorer Metals of Africa has announced a $9 million capital raising and rebranding plans, with the company to change its name to ‘Battery Minerals Limited'.

SPECIAL REPORT: Three WA arts organisations have performed a series of firsts on tours to Asia this year, building on business and diplomatic strategies that highlight the value of cultural exchange.

Mozambique-focused graphite explorer Metals of Africa has recruited former Atlas Iron boss David Flanagan as its new chairman.

Junior explorers Coventry Resources, Metals of Africa and Consolidated Zinc have tapped investors to raise a combined $13.7 million to fund ongoing development of their respective projects.

Junior explorers Azure Minerals and Metals of Africa have tapped investors to raise a combined $4.5 million to bolster their respective projects.

Cost cutting can only take a business so far, and with tough times set to continue for mining services contractors, innovation and diversification have a big role to play. Click through to see more on our Mining Services feature.

Leaner times in the junior mining and exploration sector have resulted in widespread cuts to chief executive pay, but the restraint has not been shared equally across the sector, with some actually lifting salaries.

Metals of Africa has announced plans to raise nearly $2.5 million to fund exploration activities and first drilling at the Rulio prospect at its Rio Mazoe base metals project in Mozambique.

Richard Heaslop has been appointed exploration manager at Metals of Africa's exploration tenements in Mozambique.

Cherie Leeden returned from the front line to the conference room last week, telling Metals of Africa shareholders in Perth and Sydney about the copper, zinc and high-grade lead found at the surfac

Perth-based explorers Windward Resources and Auroch Resources have dipped their toes into a tough IPO market, raising a combined $5 million through initial public offerings that closed today.