News Articles for Peter Hatfull

Our board moves wrap includes Les Guthrie, Matthew Goldfinch, Michael Kenyon, Mark Scatena, Michael Wedgwood, Russell Hardwick, David Coyne, Simon Gray, and Peter Hatfull.

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Our board moves wrap includes Malcolm Randall, Alexander Molyneux, Bruce McFadzean, Peter De Leo, Dean Felton, Vin Vassallo, Dickie Dique, Ed Mason, Tony Ho, Simon Cato, Terry Holohan, Stuart Gale, and Peter Hatfull.

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CAQ Holdings has appointed Ivan Cheng, Kwan Chan and Yuk Cheung Chan as non-executive directors. Mr Cheng is also the chief financial officer of CAQ.

Perth-based Algae.Tec's share price is blooming after the company started producing algae for the nutraceuticals market.

Kresta Holdings' major shareholder, China-based Aplus, has outlined plans to acquire the Malaga-based company just six months after buying a large interest in the group.

Ian Trahar's takeover bid for Kresta Holdings will close tomorrow, unless it receives enough acceptances to take its interest to more than 40 per cent of the window furnishings company.

Kresta Holdings chairman Peter Hatfull and major shareholder and former chairman Ian Trahar have lost their battle to retain control of the Malaga-based window furnishing company.

Metals recycling company CMA Corporation has announced that its Perth-based managing director Peter Hatfull plans to retire, to be replaced by Melbourne-based Doug Rowe.

Scrap metal group CMA Corporation Ltd has boosted its net profit for the 2006-07 financial year by 284 per cent, making $6.5 million after acquiring four businesses during the period.

Perth-based scrap metal group CMA Corporation Ltd today announced an expansion of its metal processing and contracting capability with business acquisitions in Queensland and Western Australia.

Perth-based scrap-metal group CMA Corporation Ltd has reported a net profit of $1.7 million for 2005-06, in line with its revised guidance range of $1 million and $2 million.

In a shake up of newly listed scrap metal recycler CMA Corporation, Peter Hatfull has become managing director, vacating the chairman's role for Alan Good.