Paladin Energy has announced more cuts to its board and head office staffing, with long-serving executive Gillian Swaby following managing director John Borshoff out of the business as it works to stay afloat in the weak uranium market.
Santos has announced a sweeping strategic review after managing director David Knox agreed to step down from the oil and gas producer following a protracted decline in investor support and an 82 per cent plunge in first-half profit.
Last year’s Business News Rising Stars winner, emergency response and security services provider Executive Risk Solutions, has taken the top prize as the 2015 Telstra Australian business of the year.
Crude prices have finished mixed, with US oil taking a breather from the market slide that is driven by persistent concerns about high production and a global oversupply of crude.
Gold has hit its highest in five weeks as the US dollar eased after minutes from the US Federal Reserve meeting suggested policymakers were in no hurry to raise interest rates.
Mineral Resources has highlighted new growth opportunities in mining services, infrastructure and manufacturing after posting a sharp fall in annual earnings and cutting its dividend payments to shareholders.
Nedlands-based waste management company Tox Free Solutions has delivered a flat profit result, with revenue up 10 per cent and a 42 per cent rise in its final dividend payout.
Local miner Sandfire Resources has delivered its first-ever fully franked dividend to shareholders, despite an 11.7 per cent slide in net profit to $69 million for the financial year.
Three fast-growing gold miners have undertaken further expansion moves in Western Australia, with Evolution Mining announcing its intention to make a takeover offer for Phoenix Gold.
Nickel miner Western Areas has reported a 37.5 per cent rise in net profit despite a small drop in revenue, with the company focusing on reducing costs in the year ahead.
Gold prices extended gains to a one-month high after minutes from last month's US Federal Reserve meeting hinted at a decreased likelihood for interest rates to be raised in September.
Famed 1980s deal maker John Spalvins and Perth investor Brettney Fogarty pushed today for major changes at embattled copper mine Aditya Birla Minerals, putting dozens of questions to directors and the auditor at a four-hour shareholder meeting.
Balcatta-based drilling services company Imdex has confirmed reports it is seeking to undertake a $35 million capital raising to pay off debt, while also announcing a net loss of $22.5 million for the 2015 financial year.
Oil prices have risen modestly as traders looked ahead to weekly US commercial inventory data that could provide insights into demand in the world's largest consumer of crude oil.
Gold has fallen, as the US dollar rebounds following upbeat US housing data that supports views of a looming Federal Reserve interest rate rise, while silver tumbles on the heels of falling copper prices.
Securing Australia’s economic future will require a strong focus on harnessing the nation’s energy resources and further developing the global connections that provide pathways to both imports and exports. This is especially true in Western Australia, where energy is emerging as a sector of key state economic importance.
Marine services business MMA Offshore is predicting a tough year ahead after posting a net loss of $51.3 million for the 2015 financial year, on the back of a $125 million impairment flagged last month.
Monadelphous Group says it will be looking to reduce costs to weather the current market conditions, with the company announcing a 23.6 per cent slide in net profit for the 2015 financial year, to $105.8 million.
Sirius Resources has sold off all of the nickel and copper it plans to produce out of its Nova mine in the first three years, after signing an offtake agreement with Glencore today.
Naracoota Resources has announced plans to exit mining and enter the tech sphere through the reverse takeover of a health informatics company backed by Perth technology entrepreneur Nathan Buzza, in a deal worth $12.4 million.
Gold has firmed, building on its biggest weekly rise in three months, buoyed by weaker-than-expected US data and lingering uncertainty over the implications of China's yuan devaluation.
Rail operator Aurizon has cut the capex estimate of its West Pilbara iron ore project by 25 per cent to $4.5 billion, while also announcing a 15 per cent rise in underlying net profit to $604 million for the 2015 financial year.
