George Ventouras has resigned as non-executive director of Apollo Consolidated, having served on the board since 2009. He will be involved with the company in an executive consulting capacity.
Having recently detailed a $US178 million ($248 million) capital cost for its Cadoux Kaolin alumina project, FYI Resources has now commenced a bankable feasibility study for the proposal.
Salt Lake Potash has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese fertiliser business Sinofert Holdings for an offtake agreement at the Perth-based company’s Goldfields salt lakes project.
Local gold producer Millennium Minerals says it is on course to hit the top end of its guidance for 2018 on the back of a strong second-half performance.
Three years after taking a majority stake in Perth company DVG Automotive Group, Japanese outfit IDOM has made its first move into the east coast car market, purchasing Melbourne-based Andrews & Wallis Motor Group.
Poseidon Nickel has announced the resignations of long-time board members David Singleton and Chris Indermaur, with their replacements coming from major shareholders Black Mountain Metal and Squadron Resources.
Fortescue Metals Group has sold its blocking stake in Atlas Iron, after Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting increased its takeover offer for a second time last week.
Shares in cryptocurrency-focused DigitalX have fallen nearly 12 per cent today after the company revealed it has been served with a $US1.8 million claim in the Federal Court of Australia.
Andrew Forrest’s planned Asia Pacific-focused rugby competition is a step closer to reality, after the World Rugby executive committee recommended approval of the series.
Henderson-based Civmec will start a maintenance services contract with iron ore miner Roy Hill Holdings next month, building on work it is undertaking for major players Rio Tinto, Alcoa of Australia and Fortescue Metals Group.
An engineering alliance comprising BMD Constructions, CIMIC Group's Ventia and Arup has secured a $47 million contract for the ‘smart freeways’ project on the Kwinana Freeway.
Elaine Darby has advised AusCann Group Holdings of her intention to step down as managing director as the company transitions from a startup, focused on licensing and product development, to a phar
Lithium producer Tawana Resources has secured a $40 million funding package with a consortium led by Tribeca Investment Partners, with its planned merger with joint venture partner Alliance Mineral Assets expected to be completed in November.
George Lloyd has resigned as non-executive director of Metro Mining due to a potential conflict of interest from his role on the board of a TSX-listed company.
West Perth-based Advanteering - Civil Engineers has been awarded a $2.5 million contract as part of the state government’s upgrade of the Jetty Road causeway in Bunbury.
Black Rock Mining has signed a strategic agreement with a Chinese machinery company to supply plant equipment and source up to $US40 million ($55 million) for the graphite explorer’s Mahenge project in Tanzania.
Gold producer Blackham Resources has announced a $23 million funding deal with New York-based fund manager The Lind Partners to repay lender Orion and finalise an expansion study for the Wiluna project.
A massive gold nugget worth at least $110,000 has been uncovered by a prospector in the northern Goldfields, weeks after Canadian gold miner RNC Minerals made an even bigger discovery near Kambalda.
West Perth-based Rolek Resources has launched a $5 million initial public offering, with the company planning a backdoor listing via Shaw River Manganese.
Perth-based tech company DTI Group has finalised a $19.1 million contract with manufacturing joint venture Alstom Ubunye to supply passenger information systems for nearly 600 trains in South Africa.
A half-owned subsidiary of Perth-based Protean Energy has received a $3 million investment from the South Korean government for a $9.7 million vanadium battery project.
Shares in mineral sands-aspirant Sheffield Resources touched an all-time high today after the federal government approved a $95 million debt facility to develop the company’s Thunderbird project in the Kimberley.
