News Articles for Nicholas Curtis

Northern Minerals has announced plans to raise $48 million, as it moves closer towards a final investment decision at its Browns Range heavy rare earths project.

Rare earths junior Northern Minerals has announced one shareholder has yet to divest its shareholding in the company, following yesterday’s mandated sell-off deadline.

Northern Minerals management has stressed a cyber breach on its systems this week was unrelated to a government divesture order against Chinese interests on its share registry.

Our board moves wrap includes Chris Tuckwell, Julie Elliott, Zekai Komur, Brett Salt, Matt Dusci, Alwyn Vorster, Adam Goulding, Trevor Harris, Jennifer Purdie, Cathal Smith, Graham Yerbury, Nicholas Curtis, Adam Handley, Shane Hartwig, Martin Botha, Andrew Wray, Scott Perry, Matthew Wilcox, Danny Callow, Tracey Gosling, Fiona van Maanen, John Patton.

Rare earths junior Northern Minerals has announced a series of board changes.

A foreign fund controlled by a Chinese businessman is planning to oust Northern Minerals founder and executive chair Nicholas Curtis and to inspect the company's financials.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has blocked a Chinese investment fund from increasing its stake in a rare earth company on national security grounds.

Rare earths developer Northern Minerals has appointed two Perth contractors for its proposed beneficiation plant at Browns Range in Carnarvon.

Plans to build the $4 billion-plus Balla Balla iron ore project are still progressing, with backers seeking federal environmental approval for a 45 million tonne per annum port facility.

Our board moves wrap includes Paul Williamson, Kate Stoney, Trevor Harris, Nicholas Curtis, and Bin Cai.

Our board moves wrap includes Kell Nielsen, Nicholas Curtis, and David Casey.

Grant Thornton has appointed Matthew Hingeley head, audit and assurance.

A final investment decision on the state's next major greenfields iron ore project could come as early as next year, after Balla Balla Infrastructure Group today signed a state agreement with the government for a new transhipment port and rail facility in the Pilbara.

Rare earths producer Lynas Corporation has announced an $83 million capital raising to help replenish its crippled cash balance.

Nicholas Curtis has moved from a non-executive to executive role as chairman of Sydney-based Forge Resources, which owns the Balla Balla magnetite, vanadium and titanium project in the Pilbara.