News Articles for Anthony Polglase

Today's board moves wrap includes Louise Daw, Ben Lin, Anthony Polglase, Gil Clausen, Nick Woolrych, and Warwick Amos, Emma Scotney and Liu Hang.

Today's board moves wrap includes Penelope Beattie, Carol Marinkovich, Michael Ashforth, John Richards, Gavin Rutherford, Craig Moulton, Shaun Menezes, Alec Pismiris, Melissa Haslam, Darryl Hockey, Laura Harrison, Craig Haskins, Angus Ross, Gereurd Roberts, Trent Dickeson, Brook Hall, Vikki Friscic, Maryna Fewster, Steven James, Peter Richards, and Anthony Polglase.

Our board moves wrap includes Peter Gunzburg, Grahame White, Brett Smith, Brett Lambert, Anthony Polglase, Patrick O'Connor, Boyke Abidin, Kamen Palatov, and John Forwood.

Metals X is planning to sell its entire copper assets portfolio, including its Nifty operation in Western Australia, following issues with a major shareholder.

Anthony Polglase has been appointed an independent non-executive director of Black Cat Syndicate.

Four hundred Metals X employees and contractors have lost their jobs after the company halted operations at its Nifty Copper mine today, one day after another Pilbara miner Millennium Minerals entered into voluntary administration.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Grant Anderson, Andrew Bloore, Nicholas Earner, Benjamin Jarvis, Sam Jarvis, Lynne Saint, Mark Ashley, Charles Thomas, Peter Newton, Simon Heggen, Brett Lambert, Patrick O'Connor, Anthony Polglase, David Buckingham, and John Mair.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Flemming Bjoernslev, Anthony Polglase, Dean Hely, Cliff Lawrenson, and Roderick Webster.

Following OZ Minerals' 50.1% ownership of Avanco Resources, it has appointed Andrew Cole as non-executive chair, and Mark Irwin & Warrick Ranson as non-executive directors of Avanco.

Copper miner OZ Minerals has launched a $444 million takeover bid for Avanco Resources, sending shares in the Subiaco-based ASX-listed exploration company soaring.

Avanco Resources chairman Matthew Wood has exercised 6.2 million options to acquire shares in the company at a cost of 1.5 cents each, to increase his shareholding in the Brazilian-focused metals e