The task ahead is enormous: can Twiggy really do it again?
The green energy shift is well underway and Andrew Forrest is making an all or nothing bet on rebuilding Fortescue.
The green energy shift is well underway and Andrew Forrest is making an all or nothing bet on rebuilding Fortescue.
Salted further back in Fortescue Metals’ annual report are figures revealing the startlingly high salary provided to deputy chairman Mark Barnaba.
At last, Fortescue shareholders may get answers on when the company will start building the green energy projects Andrew Forrest says will become the core of its future business.
What happens to coal and iron ore prices through 2023 is far more significant to the nation and every single Australian than anything discussed at the PM’s big jobs summit this week.
Fortescue Metals chairman Andrew Forrest says bankers have valued the mining major’s green energy subsidiary at $29bn, as it shelves the search for a new chief for its iron ore division.
ASX has its biggest one-day fall in two months as just four stocks higher. A2 Milk surges on result, iron ore futures hit miners, Fortescue profit drops and retail sales soar.
The energy giant has also brought on APA Group and Jemena as it develops the Liddell and Bayswater power station sites alongside Fortescue Future Industries.
Fortescue Metal Group says demand for iron ore will remain strong, despite some analysts’ gloomy outlook – as miners seek to supply a ‘greener’ product.
Former RBA deputy governor sounds note of urgency on climate investment decisions and funding.
Fortescue Metals’ green energy subsidiary has a $1bn war chest left over from record profit in the 2021 financial year.
ASX hits six-week high as miners and banks jump. Sezzle paces BNPL surge, Macquarie climbs on profit, Westpac delays final bids for platform and Atlas drops after IFM walks.
Brian McGuire has advised Perth’s arts festivals, theatres and governments. Now he joins the Fortescue billionaire’s philanthropic organisation.
Turns out Fortescue’s executive chairman Andrew Forrest is not completely to blame for a dud joke at the recent Sydney Energy Forum, with one of his staffers fessing up on TikTok.
Fortescue Metals Group doesn’t want to wait for the completion of its $US3.6bn Iron Bridge project to lift export rates from Port Hedland.
Fortescue Metals boss Andrew Forrest may have walked away from Regis, but others believe it is ripe for the picking for another gold miner.
Fresh recession jitters sends ASX lower as materials and energy plunge. Megaport and Zip surge, St Barbara falls sharply, CSL hits six-month high and Bitcoin below $US20,000.
The Fortescue Metals boss tried to buy 15 per cent of Regis Resources on Thursday after recently buying up BWX and AACo stakes.
ASX posts seventh straight loss as energy and materials drag. Nomura tips US recession, Cooper Energy launches raise, PointsBet soars on buy-in and iron ore prices plunge.
Fortescue Metals Group is in a race against time to decarbonise its Pilbara iron ore mines by 2030, and a deal to buy 120 green haul trucks from Liebherr is a major step in that direction.
ASX tumbles for a fourth straight session as AEMO call weighs on investors. Crown exits ASX bond yields skyrocket, Humm sale heats up and Fortescue to buy 200 green trucks.
Miners and tech push ASX higher for the session and week. Cannon-Brookes now wants one AGL seat, Healius down on profit warning and PolyNovo shares jump on chairman buy.
ASX 200 closed up 0.3 per cent after a mixed session. Fortescue was the top performer followed by Telstra and TPG. However, investors dumped lithium stocks. GDP up 0.8 per cent, which bodes well for the economy. Origin sold off after dumping guidance.
Fortescue Metals chairman tells World Economic Forum in Davos that some of the biggest polluters are getting away with ‘abhorrent’ greenwashing.
Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest is worth up to $30 billion, largely from his stake in iron ore miner Fortescue. But his strategy is much broader than that.
The resources industry warns Labor must keep to its promises for a moderate agenda in government, while welcoming climate policy certainty.
The energy giant led by Graeme Hunt and billionaire major shareholder Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures are engaged in a battle royale over the split.
Andrew Forrest’s decision to return to the helm of Fortescue’s iron ore business strongly suggests that internal candidates for the role are now out of the running for a promotion.
Founder and top shareholder Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest will be Fortescue Metals Group’s executive chairman. It’s both branching out and going back to his roots.
The billionaire is struggling to fill the role of CEO that suits his vision of miner Fortescue reinventing itself into a green energy giant.
The founder and major shareholder will take back the reins at Fortescue as executive chairman for the first time since 2011 after an extensive global search.
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