Classic R.M. Williams takes high tech road to growth
The Andrew Forrest owned-outback bootmaker is reinvigorating its global expansion.
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Federal cash backing for Forrest’s research
Taxpayers will help fund a series of expeditions aboard one of Andrew Forrest’s superyachts under a new partnership announced by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek.
Forrest’s green energy business targets US expansion
Fortescue Future Industries is looking to ramp up investments in the US, encouraged by Biden’s US Inflation Reduction Act for green energy projects, says Andrew Forrest.
Twiggy talks the good game
Andrew Forrest hinted at a green method of making iron but although keeping mum it seems his “secret” piece of the puzzle is available off the shelf.
Twiggy’s press attack smacks of Palmer histrionics
If Andrew Forrest is so enraged with the menacing West Australian’s coverage of his company he could just buy the paper.
Forrest snaps up Sydney’s Waldorf Astoria
Andrew Forrest’s Tattarang is paying more than $500m for Australia’s first Waldorf Astoria hotel being built on Sydney Harbour.
Under-pressure law firm pulls festival sponsorship
MinterEllison has ‘removed its presence and involvement’ from Adelaide Festival’s Writers Week over the platforming of two writers known for their unabashed hatred of Jews.
Fortescue calls for intervention over Stokes
Fortescue Metals Group has written to communications minister Michelle Rowland, appealing for intervention in the media blue between billionaires Andrew Forrest and Kerry Stokes.
Fortescue dividend ‘breathtaking’ as profit falls
Executive chairman Andrew Forrest defends the group’s interim dividend cut, says its 75c a share payout is still ‘breathtaking’ compared to historical standards in the mining sector.
Billionaires’ battle over green trucking empire turns ugly
Andrew Forrest has doubled down on his criticism of Kerry Stokes’ Seven West Media coverage, with their $1bn property joint venture now understood to be on the verge of collapse.
Australian business delegation bound for China
Fortescue Metals boss Andrew Forrest will lead a business delegation to the Boao Forum as part of a thawing of relations between Australia and China.
Fortescue ‘family’ about to get smaller
Staff lured to work for Fortescue Future Industries on the promise of doing good as well as earning big wages now face the axe.
Twiggy calls for plastic tax to fight growing production
Andrew Forrest’s philanthropic arm has called for Australia to introduce taxes on unrecycled plastics, after it found worldwide plastic production had continued to rise.
Forrest in the market for Sun Cable’s debt
Andrew Forrest’s Tattarang is trying to buy up debts owed by the collapsed renewable energy play as his war with Atlassian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes continues.
Forrest’s man in Asia and Africa becomes a doctor, of sorts
Moataz Kandil is Andrew Forrest’s man for Fortescue Future Industries in the Middle East, North Africa and Asia. His doctorate has European heritage. Or possibly Thai.
Philanthropic twist to Forrest’s new Perth hotel
Accor has been appointed to manage a new hotel in Perth, with profits to be reinvested into the Forrest Research Foundation, was set up by mining tycoon Andrew Forrest nearly a decade ago.
Key 4200km green energy link ‘not viable’
A key executive of Andrew Forrest has described Sun Cable’s marquee project as ‘not commercially viable’.
Pulling the plug on a big dream
The lesson from Sun Cable is that ambition will get you only so far.
Squadron ‘wanted to unplug Sun Cable export plan’
Mike Cannon-Brookes backs the ambitious plan to send power from Darwin to Singapore while Andrew Forrest reportedly wants Sun Cable as a domestic power supplier.
War of words over Sun Cable collapse
Andrew Forrest’s top lieutenant has lambasted management of collapsed Sun Cable, saying “urgent change” is needed.
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