Fortescue Ltd higher Tuesday, outperforms the Materials sector
Here is the latest company close update for Fortescue Ltd, FMG.
Here is the latest company close update for Fortescue Ltd, FMG.
There’s snark and banter and outrage over missing biscuits and a tampon dispenser. No wonder chief Dino Otranto says he fortifies himself with a bottle of scotch when reading staff replies to a cute little exercise Fortescue has started.
Red Hawk Mining managing director Steven Michael wants shareholders to accept Fortescue’s initial $1.05-per-share offer which will rise if it secures at least 75 per cent of the company.
Donald Trump’s return to the White House casts more doubt over Fortescue’s ‘green’ hydrogen production plans in the US state of Arizona as it assesses its European and South American options.
ASX down after most US stocks fell. Department store chain, Premier shareholders show huge support for merger. Bain boosts Insignia offer to $4.60 per share. Evolution drops on downgrades. Fortescue ships record amount of iron ore.
Australia’s stock market rises for a fourth day running, setting three week intraday and daily closing highs as gains in most sectors outweigh falls in iron ore miners. Morgan Stanley says Aussie bank share prices ‘not justified’. IDP Education up on Macquarie upgrade. WiseTech’s new buy. Nvidia hits record.
Touted as a ‘remarkable’ project that would be the envy of its peers, sources close to Fortescue’s iron ore mine in Gabon say staff have been stood down. So other than a token first shipment, what’s happening at the $320m project?
Fortescue says it will be producing green iron from a pilot plant in WA before its bigger rivals BHP and Rio Tinto have even worked out whether to push ahead with their own version.
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue plans to build all the renewable energy assets it needs to decarbonise its WA iron ore operations over the next five years.
Fortescue will spend up to $US400m ($618.2m) on equipment from Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group as it hedges its bets on the electrification of its mining fleet.
Element Zero has lodged an appeal against a judge’s decision to let mining giant Fortescue seize millions of files from the homes and offices of its staff as part of an intellectual property fight.
The key to Fortescue electrifying its haul fleet lies in the purchase of an F1 team offshoot where tech like charging trucks in seconds is ‘just the beginning’.
The mining magnate has stressed China’s ‘horsepower’ means trade will be healthy despite US election results, while outlining Fortescue’s future green energy plans.
Local bourse rises strongly on broad gains. Future Fund puts MinRes on notice over Ellison ‘mistakes’. Fortescue to lean on government to help with green energy costs. Domain’s disappointing update weighs.
Fortescue intends to grant performance rights regardless of whether shareholders vote down the move at the company’s annual meeting in Perth on November 6.
ASX 200 rise fades for third day running. Qantas ‘might have not survived’ without Alan Joyce and Richard Goyder: chair. WiseTech investors back founder’s reincarnation as consultant. Metcash profit warning. ResMed lifts on strong quarter earnings.
ASX 200 slips in cautious trading. WiseTech CEO resigns. CBA, Westpac rebuff flexible serviceability buffer call for home loans. Weak quarter weighs on Reece, Fortescue and Brambles. Super Retail tried to settle claims ahead of court fight. HMC lines up data play with $2bn Global Switch deal.
Element Zero has lodged a request to challenge orders Fortescue obtained in secret from the Federal Court that allowed it to raid the homes of former staff.
In one of the worst decisions ever made by a billionaire with more to lose than money, WiseTech boss Richard White could have settled his legal feud with Linda Rogan last year for just $400,000.
The claims were challenged by another archaeologist, who labelled the 59,000 year estimate as “highly speculative”.
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