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Completion of Dispatch of Bidder's Statement

Bidder’s Statement - Off-market bid

  • Jan 28, 2025
  • 59 pages

Market Sensitive

RHK: Target's Statement

Target’s Statement - Off-market bid

  • Jan 28, 2025
  • 224 pages

RHK: On-market Acquisitions Notice

Takeover - Other

  • Jan 28, 2025
  • 1 page

Becoming a substantial holder for RHK

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Jan 28, 2025
  • 43 pages

Market Sensitive

RHK: Recommended Off-Market Takeover Offer from Fortescue

Takeover - Other

  • Jan 28, 2025
  • 4 pages

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Yesterday

Twiggy’s Minderoo Foundation is sitting on a mountain of cash.

Twiggy and Nicola Forrest’s Minderoo is sitting on billions

If charities are meant to spend their donations, why is Minderoo sitting on such a big pile of cash?

  • Hannah Wootton

January

Andrew Forrest is bidding for Red Hawk’s Blacksmith iron ore deposit, which could be linked up with Fortescue’s existing Pilbara infrastructure.

Fortescue offers $254m for nearby Pilbara iron ore deposit

Billionaire Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue has secured the backing of deposit owner Red Hawk’s board with an all-cash offer.

  • Elouise Fowler and Mark Wembridge
Andrew Forrest addresses staff at the Iron Bridge ore processing facility in the Pilbara in December.

Fortescue posts record tonnes as tariff threat hangs over iron ore

Shares in Australia’s top three iron ore miners have fallen since US President Donald Trump threatened to impose 10 per cent tariffs on China.

  • Elouise Fowler
The ACCC is suing Coles and Woolworths, accusing them of sham discounts.

Woolworths and Coles remain top Aussie brands despite court action

Commonwealth Bank has reclaimed the title of Australia’s most valuable brand after delivering a $10 billion full-year cash profit in 2024.

  • Zoe Samios
Sinead Booth loves driving her Tesla.

Why this exec allows colleagues to see everything in her diary

Sinead Booth, group manager of decarbonisation delivery at Fortescue Metals, is one of the 2024 BOSS Young Executives. She practises radical transparency when it comes to her calendar.

  • Sally Patten
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FIFO mining camp operator bleeds cash as losses mount

French company Sodexo’s expansion into Australian FIFO camps has racked up nearly $177 million in cumulative losses over the past nine years.

  • Peter Ker
Andrew Forrest and the CEO of ExxonMobil Darren Wood.

Exxon accuses Forrest-linked charity of helping billionaire’s interests

The oil and gas giant has described philanthropic organisations connected to the businessman as “corrupting influence of foreign money”. They deny those claims.

  • Tom Rabe

Who’s got a big miner lurking on their share register?

The next time a big miner like BHP, Rio or Fortescue lobs a takeover bid for a small explorer, the target will probably be one of the companies on this list.

  • Peter Ker

December 2024

The Financial Review’s Primrose Riordan interviewing Andrew Forrest.

I sent Andrew Forrest 50 hard questions. He invited me to have a talk

After months of reporting, and only carefully worded written responses from Fortescue, I found myself with the iron ore billionaire on the company jet in the Pilbara.

  • Primrose Riordan
Andrew Forrest.

Fortescue’s Game of Thrones moment

When the firm’s troubled Iron Bridge mine blew its budget and fell behind schedule, Andrew Forrest called a meeting likened to the series’ “red wedding” scene.

  • Primrose Riordan
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Employment shock; Libs leader loses trial; Forrest’s vital moment

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Inside the ‘unending chaos’ at Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue

After a frenetic world tour, the billionaire had to wind back his hydrogen plans. A Financial Review investigation looks at what led to an exodus of executives.

  • Primrose Riordan
Andrew Forrest is approaching a big moment for his empire.

Mercurial Forrest is approaching a vital moment at Fortescue

In coming years, Andrew Forrest must juggle growing pressure on his flagship iron ore business, a capital-hungry decarbonisation program, and a push into green iron.

  • James Thomson

Fortescue executive chairman Andrew Forrest in his own words

After The Australian Financial Review sent 50 questions following an investigation, the iron ore billionaire and green energy advocate sat down for an interview.

  • Primrose Riordan
Commodity markets and the Aussie rallied after China’s leadership signalled bolder economic support next year.

China’s surprise pledge sends commodities soaring

BHP and Rio Tinto rallied with commodity prices after Beijing signalled bolder support for the world’s second-largest economy next year.

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  • Joanne Tran
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Annual general meetings give shareholders a chance to meet directors, and to ask them hard questions.

Wine, coffee and shortbread biscuits: Inside this year’s AGM season

“Why can’t you pay dividends in gold instead of cash?” one investor asked the mining company’s board. “I want to hang a chunk from a necklace.”

  • Mark Wembridge

November 2024

Rio Tinto’s iron ore mine in the Pilbara. The company will need billions of litres of fresh water for its operations in the region.

Rio Tinto faces $400m bill amid Pilbara native title water squeeze

The Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation has asked officials to limit groundwater extraction, forcing big miners and gas developers to scramble for more supply.

  • Peter Ker
Fortescue executive chairman Andrew Forrest at COP29 in Baku.

Forrest makes ‘dollars and cents’ appeal to climate sceptic Trump

The US president-elect has already reached out to the Fortescue boss, who has switched from environmental rhetoric to the language of economic rationalism.

  • Hans van Leeuwen
Rawlinna Station is being sold for the first time in over 60 years.

Outback property the size of Sydney once coveted by Twiggy now on sale

Mining giant Fortescue has ditched plans to develop a renewable energy project on Rawlinna Station, which is Australia’s largest sheep station.

  • Larry Schlesinger

Fortescue Energy chief quits religious group board amid staff concerns

Mark Hutchinson is no longer a director of Alpha Australia National Office, whose evangelical attitudes towards sex have displeased many employees.

  • Peter Ker

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