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A group of resources-focused Indigenous businesses will be flown from WA to India this weekend to latch onto opportunities in the Asian giant's nascent mining sector.

Mineral Resources has completed the sale of its mothballed Yilgarn Hub iron ore mine for a “confidential and immaterial” amount.

Increased contracting opportunities with big miners and government procurement programs underpin growth of the sector.

Three of WA's largest indigenous businesses have recorded substantial revenue increases, but labour costs are eating into profits.

One of WA's most senior mining executives, former AngloGold Ashanti boss Mike Erickson, has taken on a senior corporate advisory role at Indigenous contractor Carey Group.

Indigenous business leaders have shared their stories and set an agenda to achieve more progress in the fast-growing sector.

The Aboriginal business sector in the Goldfields has been a poor cousin to the Pilbara but is starting to develop.

One of Western Australia's largest indigenous contractors and a major privately-owned engineering firm have established a joint venture targeting work with tier-one miners.

Carey Mining was one of the first private Aboriginal contractors to be established in Australia and it's still going strong.

Mineral Resources has mapped out ambitious growth plans that would see the company producing more than 90 million tonnes of iron ore per year.

Prominent Aboriginal mining executive Daniel Tucker has resigned from the company he founded after it scrapped a deal with Fortescue Metals Group in favour of working with Mineral Resources.

Mineral Resources has surprised the market by purchasing an iron ore project from Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation, and also bought into a legal fight with Fortescue Metals Group.

Indigenous contractors such as Warrikal, Carey Mining, and Brida illustrate the increasing maturity of the sector.

Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation chairman Daniel Tucker is confident the company will become the first Aboriginal-owned and operated iron ore miner this year, after signing a mine gate sales deal with Fortescue Metals Group.

Australia is a step closer to its first Aboriginal-owned and operated iron ore mine, after a deal sealed today between Fortescue Metals Group and Australian Aboriginal Mining Corporation.

Daniel Tucker's Carey Mining has emerged as a key backer of a proposed new Pilbara iron ore mine, which has been given the green light by the Environmental Protection Authority.

INDIGENOUS contractor Carey Mining has taken another step towards diversifying its business by establishing a new jointly owned company focused on solar power installations in regional areas.

WA's top entrepreneurs don't rely on the resources boom to support their business growth; instead the key lies in the power of innovation.