News Articles for Harry Karelis

Perth cyber security startup Sapien Cyber will be wound up after no bids were received to restructure or recapitalise the business, now in the hands of liquidators.

Sapien Cyber, the Perth startup that emerged from Edith Cowan University's internationally recognised cyber security research institute, has been placed in the hands of administrators.

Our board moves wrap includes Kylie Prendergast, Jason Macdonald, Klaus Eckhof, Peter Turner, Neil Hutchison, and Harry Karelis.

Our board moves wrap includes Mark Syropoulo, Cathy Moises, Kate Stoney, Bradley Marwood, Peter Bewick, Henko Vos, Abby Siew, Grant Mooney, Les Davis, Doron Nevo, Michael Soucik, Dan Smith, Swee Chen Goh, Osagie Imasogie, Lisa Gray, Oludare Odumosu, Harry Karelis, Mara Gordon, and Stewart Washer.

Perth-based Zelda Therapeutics has struck an agreement to merge with Ilera Therapeutics that could potentially be worth more than $65 million, as it seeks to grow in the heavily regulated global medical cannabis market.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Klaus Eckhof, Frazer Tabeart, Ian McCubbing, Guy-Robert Lukama, Yves Ilunga, Terence Clee, James Ellingford, Mathew Perrot, Rohan Dalziell, Alec Pismiris, David Sanders and Harry Karelis.

While many people talk about universities and business working together, the John Poynton chaired Sapien Cyber is doing it.

Perth-based medicinal cannabis specialist Zelda Therapeutics has appointed former Phylogica and PharmAust chief executive Richard Hopkins as its managing director.

Wayne Trumble and Philip Clark have retired as non-executive directors of African Energy Resources, but will continue to provide consultancy services when required.

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

Altura Mining directors Allan Buckler and Paul Mantell and AusCann Holdings directors Mal Washer and Harry Karelis have been among a group of major Western Australian investors to have the value of their portfolios hit as markets have fluctuated in recent weeks.

Fortescue Metals Group founder and chair Andrew Forrest has seen his stake in the miner increase $249 million in value over the past four weeks, according to data on directors' shareholdings tracked by Business News.

Harry Karelis has resigned as executive director of AusCann Holdings in order to concentrate on other business ventures.

A medical cannabis company focused on animal health has announced plans to list on the ASX, while two other companies - including a pearling business - have made movements in the pharmaceutical space.

The directors of medicinal cannabis companies Creso Pharma and AusCann Group Holdings have reaped windfall gains worth $13 million after the vesting of performance rights and performance shares.

Perth company AusCann Group Holdings has become the seventh applicant to gain regulatory approval to cultivate medicinal cannabis in Australia, with the news lifting its share price by 17 per cent today.

The lure of increasingly affordable commercial rents in the CBD has drawn boutique investment advisory firm Jindalee Partners from Subiaco.

Saybubble has been named Techboard's highest trending company for this fortnight, following strong international news coverage and social media engagement.

Perth-based companies K2fly, Zelda Therapeutics and Impression Healthcare have wrapped up their first day of trading on the ASX after completing reverse takeovers, with Impression, which counts John Worsfold as a director, the only one to post a gain.

Shares in TW Holdings slumped sharply today after it announced a backdoor listing of medical cannabis company AusCann Group Holdings, the second deal of this type involving members of the Washer family.

Gleneagle Gold will make a second attempt at a reverse takeover with plans to buy a local unlisted medical cannabis company in a deal worth about $8 million.

The surge in backdoor listings on the ASX hit new highs in the September quarter and is attracting more entrepreneurs with Silicon Valley experience.

Boutique Subiaco-based technology company Velpic has signed a $5.2 million deal to finance international growth plans, as part of a reverse takeover by east coast-based International Coal.