MinRes admits it failed to disclose related-party transactions
Mineral Resources has admitted that the offshore tax avoidance scheme by its founder to sell machinery to the miner at inflated prices did involve related-party transactions and should have been disclosed to investors.
The miner said that the British Virgin Islands company – through which its managing director Chris Ellison and other executives enriched themselves at the expense of MinRes – was “at all relevant times … a related party”.
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