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.
Orinoco Gold has appointed Craig Dawson, current chief operating officer, as chief executive officer. John Hannaford has retired as non-executive chair.
The Waterberg Coal Company has promoted South Africa-based non-executive director Mathews Phosa to non-executive chairman, following the resignation of Brian McMaster.
Perth-based The Waterberg Coal Company (WCC) has agreed to a share swap deal with London-listed investment fund Global Resource Investment Trust (GRIT).
Three directors of takeover target Firestone Energy have resigned, leading to the withdrawal of a shareholder meeting requisition by bidder Waterberg Coal Company.
Shares in Strzelecki Metals have soared after it announced prominent Western Australian businessmen Brian McMaster and Matthew Wood would head up a new board of directors.
A strong theme among Ernst & Young’s western region finalists for the Entrepreneur of the Year is the technology businesses that have developed to service the resources sector.
The Collie power stations of Rick Stowe's failed Griffin Coal business are likely to be sold by the end of March, administrator Brian McMaster said today.
Indian infrastructure group Lanco Infratech has emerged as the winning bidder for the Collie coal business of Ric Stowe's failed Griffin coal and power empire.
THE administrators of Rick Stowe's failed Griffin coal and power businesses will meet with sales advisers this week to belatedly kick-start planning to recover more than $1 billion owed to creditors.
EFFORTS to salvage Rick Stowe's failed Griffin coal and power businesses have slowed as administrators weigh up the appointment of advisers to manage the sales process.
It was a case of the familiar and the faceless at yesterday's meeting of creditors owed over $1 billion by Rick Stowe's failed Collie coal and power producer Griffin Coal.
Picking over the carcasses of failed companies and seeking to bring them back to life is something of a specialty in the Western Australian corporate scene, where the appetite for risk and a ready supply of listed shells have spawned a unique industry.
