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The executives behind Brazilian lithium play Latin Resources have rattled the tin to fund exploration across Core Energy Minerals' new uranium prospects.

Shareholder returns were not always reflected in the scale and growth of public-listed executive pay packets last financial year.

Lithium hopeful Latin Resources has received firm commitments to raise $35 million through an institutional placement to bolster its exploration efforts in Brazil.

Latin Resources is on track to raise $37.1 million from institutional investors for its Salinas lithium project in Brazil.

Our board moves wrap includes Paul Stephen, Chris Gale, and David Stewart.

Our board moves wrap includes Steve Bodon, Tamara Barr, Stephen Strubel, Michael Edwards, Ed Mason, Kate George, Greg Martin, Andrew Pickering, Felicity Repacholi-Muir, Sam Pazuki, Ian Murray, Phil Marsland, Philip Otley, John Tarrant, Giles Everist, Justin Richard, Chris Gale, Anthony Greenaway, and Joseph van den Elsen.

Two months after acquiring fraccing technology developer Ecopropp, energy company Coretrack has completed a successful raising of $2 million to advance the new business.

Is $1,500 per day plus all reasonable expenses a good rate of pay for the top executive at a junior mining company in the midst of a cost-cutting drive? Read Business News' latest quarterly salary survey to learn more.

Latin Resources shares have rocketed after the company announced China-backed Junefield Holdings had taken a 16.8 per cent stake in the company after executing two agreements worth a combined $52 m

Western Australia-based resources firms Crescent Gold, Latin Resources, and Hot Chili have each announced strong interest and oversubscriptions to capital raisings collectively worth around $16 million.

Shares in Perth-based mineral sands hopeful Latin Resources have jumped after it announced a major expansion of its Guadalupito iron and mineral sands project in Peru.

Latin Resources has closed a $6 million initial public offering and hopes to list on the Australian Securities Exchange tomorrow.

Swiftel, People deal complete

DATA communications and Internet provider Swiftel Limited has announced its intention to merge with privately owned voice services company, people telecom, in a scrip deal worth an estimated $50 million.

SWIFTEL chief executive Chris Gale looked like a man with a clear conscience as he mingled with the corporate crowd at the weekend's Leeuwin Concert.

THE article below is as complicated as a business story can get. The man at the centre of it is at the helm of a public company, yet his private business dealings raise many questions.

SWIFTEL Ltd CEO Chris Gale will have to shell out $100,000 in the next few weeks as part of a deal with the creditors of his private business interests, who have been trying to salvage about $1.2 million in debts.

DATA carrier Swiftel Communications has signed a three-year contract worth more than one million dollars with Clough Ltd.

A MINOR court action between two small players in the telecommunications industry has revealed the business of laying cable beneath the streets of Perth is as complicated as the labyrinths created by the work.

A TELECOMMUNICATIONS cabling contract for work under St Georges Terrace has resulted in a legal fracas over $230,000.

THE battle for the $370 million WA data communications business intensified this week with the commissioning of Perth-based carrier Swiftel Communications.

WA'S newest telecommunications carrier Swiftel Ltd has started its Perth roll-out of fibre optic cable.The new high-capacity Allwave fibre cable will be initially laid in Perth's central business district and has the capacity to deliver data at up ...

PERTH-based Swiftel Pty Limited has placed itself in direct competition with newly merged Amcom Telecommunications Limited.