News Articles for Andrew Forrest

Facebook parent company Meta has pleaded not guilty to charges brought by billionaire Andrew Forrest over an alleged cryptocurrency clickbait advertising scam.

WA's energy investment push comes while debate continues over the opportunities and threats posed by the US Inflation Reduction Act.

Well-known names feature among this year's list of WA's top earners, though not all are in the roles they've become known for.

In this podcast: Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss FMG; Austal; IR reforms; office occupancy; Burswood Park; apartment dramas; Scyne Advisory; CEO salaries and WA's biggest employers.

Andrew Forrest has taken a shot at Woodside Energy and the oil and gas industry over its pursuit of new projects as Fortescue pivots its focus to green energy.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest have purchased Akubra to add to their ever-expanding rollcall of Australian business interests.

Fortescue Metals Group has revealed plans to establish a major manufacturing facility in the US state of Michigan, just a day after it unveiled a New York-based capital business.

Companies planning hydrogen projects in WA want more government leadership as they survey the sector's spluttering progress.

A Fortescue Future Industries staffer based in the US has left the business, adding to departures in recent months.

Fortescue has staked out an area larger than Brisbane near its Pilbara iron ore operations for a potential green energy hub, days after terminating an application for another site.

Minderoo Foundation has donated $10 million to facilitate the urgent delivery of humanitarian aid to civilians affected by the conflict in Gaza.

Western Australia's valuer-general has begun a major overhaul of convoluted pastoral rents to build a new valuation leaseholders can work out with “basic mathematics”.

Mining magnate Andrew Forrest's father Donald Forrest has died aged 95 surrounded by family at his “ancestral home” Minderoo Station.

The main players are not investing heavily in their own industry, instead they are finding better opportunities.

In this podcast, Mark Pownall and Jack McGinn discuss the latest on Chevron's IR deal, WA's top builders, potash deal, road funding, battery contacts, Synergy, Water Corp, tower plans, barramundi and Twiggy's mansion.

Billionaire Andrew Forrest has received approval to renovate Le Fanu after the local council greenlit his $30 million proposal for the Cottesloe site.

Andrew Forrest's plan for his $15.6 million Le Fanu property has received support from his neighbours, including John Bond and Annie Fogarty.

Fortescue Energy's ambition to have the world's first green ammonia-powered ship at sea by 2022 has seemingly veered off course, but the group has affirmed plans to trial the ‘Green Pioneer' later this year.

ANALYSIS: This week's departure of three senior people from Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Metals Group highlights just how different the Perth company is from its ASX peers.

In this podcast Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Fortescue's revolving door, Qantas, Perth house prices, renewable deal, Frank Wilson, Federal IR changes and the Dowerin Field Days.

Fortescue chair Andrew Forrest has made an impassioned speech to attendees of the Boao Forum for Asia Conference, saying it's up to businesses to 'save or destroy' the planet.

The mining giant is believed to be planning to exit its East Perth headquarters to move to a St Georges Terrace building.

The rapid push for EVs, and the search for metals required to power them, is leading to some uncomfortable outcomes.

In this podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Forrest separation implications, Kerry Stokes' laneway, Ben Wyatt, Mark Hatfield, the Ritz Carlton, Chellingworth and Moody's.

The separation of billionaire power couple Andrew and Nicola Forrest has caused acrimony between Nine's Australian Financial Review and rival Seven West Media newspaper, The West Australian.

A series of share transfers and company restructures over the past six months mean that Andrew and Nicola Forrest will have a roughly equal split of their $34 billion fortune.

The Forrests have played down the impact of their separation on the companies in their domain but a growing body of research suggests otherwise.

Australian power couple Andrew and Nicola Forrest have announced their separation but say the split will have no impact on the direction of their business empire.

Wyloo Metals has secured the shareholder support it needs to take over nickel player Mincor Resources, in what could prove a key deal for Andrew Forrest's downstream processing ambitions.

Sitting with a $7.6 billion endowment following a mammoth donation of Fortescue Metals Group stock, Minderoo Foundation has sought to refine its areas of focus.

The donation, to the Forrests' Minderoo Foundation, came in the form of 220 million Fortescue Metals Group shares.

WA has some very prominent philanthropists, detailed in our updated list of foundations, and there is a push to expand giving across the wider community.

SRG Global has notched a $40 million contract to engineer wall façades for a luxury hotel and apartment project on Sydney Harbour purchased by Andrew Forrest.

Elizabeth Gaines will be paid a $1.2 million salary after taking up a part-time executive director role at Fortescue Metals Group, while Jenn Morris has resigned from the company's board.

Much has changed on the state's playing fields and courts over the past 30 years, but success comes in many forms and WA teams still deliver.

Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes is set to acquire collapsed renewable energy business Sun Cable, despite previous interest from former project partner Andrew Forrest.

WA produces a diverse array of minerals, yet one commodity dominates the sector.

The malfeasance and missteps of the 1980s and 1990s have been ironed out as the economic wheels turn.

The pipeline of big resources projects in WA increasingly features complex processing plants, despite a spate of large cost blowouts on projects currently under way.

Takeover target Mincor Resources could be delisted from the ASX if Wyloo Metals does not achieve the 90 per cent stake needed for a compulsory acquisition.