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Ahead of a follow up drilling campaign at its Rae copper project in Canada, Perth-based junior White Cliff Minerals has taken further steps to strengthen the company.

Today's board moves wrap includes KC Ong, Mark Etherton, Rob Black, Maree Arnason, Greg Evans, James Williams, Angus Barker, Annie Liu, Gavin Rezos and more.

Our board moves wrap includes Steve Bodon, Andrea Betti, Peter Schwann, Paul Weston, Jeff Swingler, Vincent Algar, Susan Park, Stephanie Majteles, Lip Sin Tee, Lip Jen Tee, Charles Pettit, Krista Bates, Nik Senapati, Jacqueline Murray, Nitin Tyagi, Trevor Benson, Jennifer Neild, Matthew Nixon, Mel Ashton, Robert Mosig, Stuart McKenzie, Joanna Kiernan, Peter Ruttledge, Peter Torre, Andrew Strelein, Dan Lougher, Sara Prendergast, Lucas Welsh, Shannon Coates, Joan Dabon, Jo-Ann Long, Cris Moreno, Francis Wedin, Gavin Rezos, and John Kenny.

Zero carbon lithium aspirant Vulcan Energy has won backing from multinational automaker Stellantis, taking up $76 million worth of stock to become its second-largest shareholder.

Tony Grist, Gavin Rezos and Stephen Langsford are prolific dealmakers - they share the lessons they've learned over three decades and explain what they look for in new investments.

Soaring valuations for tech companies and mining stocks have brought major shifts in this year's list of WA wealth creators.

While lower returns on equity have flowed through to WA's top earners this year, the river has hardly run dry for the top end of town.

US-based shortseller J Capital and its co-founder will remain barred from sharing its scathing report on Vulcan Energy, as lawyers push to keep parts of the action out of the media.

Vulcan Energy Resources has won a Federal Court bid to temporarily prevent the republication of a report criticising the ASX-listed company.

Local lithium play Vulcan Energy Resources has secured a cornerstone investment from Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting, as part of a $120 million placement.

SPECIAL REPORT: A startup company backed by Perth dealmakers John Poynton and Harry Karelis illustrates the commercial potential of cyber security.

Shares in US-focused cybersecurity company WhiteHawk will begin trading on the ASX tomorrow after the company completed a $4.5 million initial public offering using Perth brokers and advisers.

US-focused Alexium International Group has announced the appointment of two Australian non-executive directors, Claire Poll and Susan Thomas, while chairman Gavin Rezos will be retiring as of May 2018.

Anti-drone software specialist Department 13 International has tapped investors for $5.5 million to meet customer demand for its Mesmer technology.

Tap Oil has appointed current independent non-executive director, James Menzies, as executive chair. Mr Menzies succeeds Doug Bailey, who will retire from the board.

Perth businessman Gavin Rezos has announced his retirement from the board of Iluka Resources after 10 years with the mineral sands miner.

The chairmen of Perth companies South32 and Alexium International Group have singled out global firm Institutional Shareholder Services for criticism amid ongoing debate over the role of proxy advisers.

Sydney-based Resources & Energy Group will buy Kidman Resources' Burbanks gold mine near Coolgardie in a $4.5 million deal announced today, its second Western Australian gold project buy so far this year.

Counter-drone system manufacturer Droneshield has hit the ground running, with shares surging on its first day trading on the ASX.

Technology investor and company director Gavin Rezos has been appointed chairman of Sydney company Resources & Energy Group, which has just bought a small gold project near Southern Cross.

Mineral sands miner Iluka Resources has made good on its commitment to invest further in UK technology company Metalysis, announcing today a $12.2 million injection into the business with plans for another $8.1 million soon.

SPECIAL REPORT: Funding for WA's tech sector is much healthier than a recent government-backed report concluded, research by Business News has found.

MSM Corporation International and Department 13 International both debuted on the ASX today, after completing their respective reverse takeovers and backdoor listings.

Experienced investors such as Gavin Rezos and Tony Grist have shone brightly as the technology sector has attracted growing interest.

Experienced investors such as Gavin Rezos and Tony Grist have shone brightly as the technology sector has attracted growing interest.

Specialist materials technology company Alexium International Group has been selected to develop fire-retardant products for the US Department of Defense.

Momentum is building for Alexium, after the award-winning tech developer initially struggled to find its feet.

As investors and the authorities weigh the pros and cons of the many reverse takeovers being proposed in Western Australia, there is at least one spectacular example of what can be achieved via the backdoor listing strategy.

FEATURE: Biotech and IT companies are enjoying renewed investor interest, but these innovative businesses are facing a changing capital raising market featuring less government support and, in Perth, a drastic shift in the venture capital sector.

MORE than two years after the federal government axed its Commercial Ready program, the innovation sector is still waiting for stability and certainty of government support.

ETW Corporation, the listed shell of winemaker Evans & Tate, is planning to change its name to Alexium International Group after agreeing to buy a UK company developing a patented process called 'reactive surface technology'.

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.