Jervois lawyers up amid calls for EGM
Collapsed cobalt play Jervois Global has hired top law firm King & Wood Mallesons to help fend off shareholders pushing for an emergency meeting in Australia.
Collapsed cobalt play Jervois Global has hired top law firm King & Wood Mallesons to help fend off shareholders pushing for an emergency meeting in Australia.
US Navy shipbuilder Austal thinks it can pass on increases in steel and aluminium costs as a result of tariffs.
Andrew Forrest-led Fortescue blames Donald Trump, European policymakers and the looming federal election as it thinks twice on green hydrogen projects.
Andrew Forrest-owned Wyloo unveils a deal to take control of a big rare earth project.
Glencore boss Gary Nagle says the mining industry has been a ‘whipping boy’ in Australia in recent years, and warned high power costs were a major threat to its Mt Isa Mines copper smelter and refinery.
The immediate future of a Rio Tinto-backed Tomago aluminium smelter that underpins the NSW energy market hangs in the balance as 560 workers dig in for a fight over pay.
His board backs him to the hilt, Chris Ellison says, while telling analysts MinRes is primed for strong cash flow growth. Meanwhile, his stake plunged $142m in value.
BHP is questioning the wisdom of large-scale acquisitions in the sector after its $77bn takeover tilt at Anglo American.
The mining giant says the outcome of union attempts to regain a foothold in the iron ore industry will have a big bearing on investment after its dividend fell to an eight-year low.
BlueScope has hailed Trump tariffs as a net positive, but is pushing the Albanese government to implement tough anti-dumping measures against China.
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