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Perth-based NRW Holdings has secured a $24 million contract from aspiring miner Bellevue Gold for work at its nameplate project in the northern Goldfields.

Bellevue Gold's Steve Parsons has sold half of his stake in the aspiring gold miner for a tidy $17.8 million in his transition from managing director to a non-executive board role.

Our board moves wrap includes Hadi Widayat, Darren Stralow, Steve Parsons, Bill Stirling, Michael Anderson, and Greg Blake.

Bellevue Gold is looking to bolster its bank balance by $70 million as it continues construction on its namesake project and prepares to award a material mining contract in the coming weeks.

Bellevue Gold is pushing ahead with its ambition to become the first net-zero gold miner by engaging EDL for an off-grid hybrid power station to support its namesake project.

Bellevue Gold has engaged Belmont-based RUC Cementation Mining Contractors in a multi-year contract for raise-boring services at its namesake project in the Northern Goldfields.

GR Engineering Services has entered into a $87.8 million contract for construction and infrastructure works at the Bellevue Gold project.

Bellevue Gold says it is fully funded to bring its namesake project in WA to production after raising $106 million from a share placement and finalising a $200 million loan with Macquarie Bank.

De Grey Mining and Bellevue Gold have released drilling results that support the planned development of two major new goldmines in Western Australia.

Today's board moves wrap includes Peter Plakidis, Steve Parsons, Bruce Robertson, Paul Kiley, Adam Place, Bruce Kay, Trevor Ireland, Susan Field, and Bob Vassie.

Bellevue Gold boss Steve Parsons has played down speculation his company's namesake gold project is in the crosshairs of some of WA's most prominent gold miners.

Bellevue Gold has received extra funding to progress its namesake project in Western Australia after its recent share purchase plan closed oversubscribed, raising $35 million.

Bellevue Gold says it will use the proceeds from a $120 million capital raising to fast-track the development of its namesake project in Western Australia.

Zenith Minerals and Marquee Resources have both launched capital raisings today, while Bellevue Gold announced a maiden indicated resource for its namesake gold project in Western Australia.

Our board moves wrap includes Steve Parsons, Michael Naylor, Mathew O'Hara, Oonagh Malone, Evan Cranston, Brian Thomas, Michael Hendriks, Mark Clements, Dale Hanna, Tim Slate, Dale Ginn, Eddie King, Don Carroll, David Coyne, Robert Ierace, and Mauro Piccini.

Bellevue Gold has received commitments to raise $26.5 million through a share placement, as the company seeks to upgrade resources at its flagship project in Western Australia.

Bellevue Gold is seeking to raise $18.5 million via an institutional share placement to fund ongoing exploration at its namesake project, and announced a director sell-down.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Mariah Khoury, Nicki Farley, Mathew O'Hara, Oonagh Malone, Chris Banasik, Steve Parsons, Andrew Vickerman, Marcus Engelbrecht, Stephen Copulos, Andrew Richards, Greg Gaunt, Tony Chong, David McGowan, Rachel Kerr, Kate Sainty, Steven Wood, Jason Conroy, Robert Martin, Tim Wither, Ian McCubbing, Tony Lofthouse, Phil Bruce, Rick Crabb, and Philip Crabb.

Bellevue Gold has raised $20 million via a share placement, with the funds to go towards drilling at its namesake project located near the Goldfields town of Leinster.

Bellevue Gold (formerly Draig Resources) has boosted its coffers with a $15 million share placement to fund exploration work at the company's Bellevue project near Leinster.

Three local junior explorers have raised more than $21 million, with Draig Resources and Triton Minerals boosting their coffers while the Charlie Bass-led Eagle Mountain Mining has commenced trading on the ASX after raising $8 million via an initial public offering.

Newly appointed chief executives in WA are on substantially lower salary packages compared with recent years, a Business News survey has found.

Stephen Boyle has been appointed non-executive director of Fleetwood Corporation.

Elizabeth Hunt has resigned as company secretary of Alara Resources. Ian Gregory will remain as Alara's company secretary.

Draig Resources has a new management team that includes former Gryphon Minerals managing director Stephen Parsons, who will focus on the company's recently acquired Bellevue gold project west of Laverton.

A Canadian gold miner has entered into an agreement to acquire Subiaco-based explorer Gryphon Minerals, in an all-scrip deal worth $86 million.

Pay cuts, some up to 50 per cent, were the order of the day in the Business News quarterly CEO salary survey, but not all companies have been on trend.

Gold explorer Gryphon Minerals has slashed costs and retrenched most of its employees, as it seeks to preserve cash ahead of the development of its West Africa gold project.

THE level of exploration activity being undertaken by junior miners in Africa is increasing, with Burkina Faso in particular coming more into focus as a promising gold producer.

A clutch of small-to-medium Western Australian gold companies is carving out a significant niche in West Africa's emerging, key mineral fields.