News Articles for Andrew Haythorpe

Today's board moves wrap includes Bruce McFadzean, Dongjoo Kim, Brian Talbot, Stuart Pether, Andrew Haythorpe, Wayne Bramwell, Darren Holden, Jonathan Murray, Andrew Umbers, Chris Eger, Terry Holohan, Dave Jackson, Imants Kins, Dennis Wilkins and more.

Today's board moves wrap includes Oliver Oxenbridge, Carly Terzanidis, Tejal Magan, Russell Hardwick, Peter Hall, David Greenwood, Jeff Quartermaine, Todd Ross, Marcello Cardaci, Ajesh Raithatha, Daniel Lamont, Patrick Verbeek, Brett Dickson, Anthony Italiano, Jonathon West and more.

Our board moves wrap includes Michael Pixley, Campbell Smyth, Andrew Haythorpe, Edmond Edwards, Peter Newcomb, Robbie Featherby, Mark Wilson, Yenna Ong, Iain Smith, Bruce Clement, and Leroy Liu.

Our board moves wrap includes Andrew Haythorpe, Gavin Ball, Nicholas Revell, Ravi Thadhani, Arnaud Breuillac, Sarah Ryan, Christopher Haynes, Peter Huljich, Richard Monti, and Jerry Monzu.

West Perth-based Allup Silica is looking to take its four exploration projects to the ASX in March on the back of a $5 million capital raising.

Our board moves wrap includes Ashley Gilbert, Sarah Smith, Matthew Latimore, Hugh Callaghan, Andrew Haythorpe, Christiaan Jordaan, Ian Daymond, and Bryn Jones.

Our board moves wrap includes Richard Hill, Terry Topping, Andrew Haythorpe, Stephen Gethin, James Phipps, Dinesh Aggarwal, Marc Dorion, David Bradley, and Paul Bennett.

Glenn Fowles has been appointed company secretary of Global Health. Mr Fowles takes over this role from Steven Pynt, who will remain on the board as non-executive chairman.

The wave of backdoor listings on the ASX has delivered nearly $90 million of extra capital to the tech sector in Western Australia, but the trend hasn't all been positive, research by Business News has found.

A Subiaco-based piping company led by businessman Andrew Haythorpe has announced plans to buy a New Zealand tech company, in a backdoor listing worth about $5.5 million.

Liberty Resources is ticking the remaining boxes on its list of requirements to be met for its proposed acquisition of Cirrus Networks, with an independent expert giving the transaction its stamp of approval today, ahead of a shareholders meeting next month.

The growing number of backdoor listings in WA has highlighted the best, and worst, of the capital markets.

A surge in the number of backdoor listings was one of the few positives on the stock market in 2014, and two new deals for technology companies show there is more to come.

We've analysed 450 WA takeovers and capital raisings worth $18 billion to rank the top advisers, brokers and lawyers.

Liberty Resources is set to proceed with its move into the IT sector, through the acquisition of Cirrus Networks, after taking the extraordinary step of having a board spill to hasten the removal of two directors.

THE growing emergence of underground coal gasification as a clean source of energy has been highlighted by recent deals in the sector, with directors positioned to reap the benefits.