ASX pulls back after strong run
The ASX pulled back after its recent strong run, with Fortescue among the losers after being forced to release first-half profit guidance.
The ASX pulled back after its recent strong run, with Fortescue among the losers after being forced to release first-half profit guidance.
There’s enough pollution-free, renewable energy out there to power humanity for the entire Anthropocene age.
Fortescue Metals chairman Andrew Forrest is pitching hydrogen energy as Australia’s renewable energy future.
Boom times are back, commodity prices are on the up, amid early speculation of a new commodities super cycle.
Fortescue Metals is facing the prospect of a major budget blowout at its Iron Bridge magnetite project in Western Australia.
Investors are positioning ahead of what is expected to be a bumper dividend season.
A softer market may await in 2021, capping the boom-like conditions for Australia’s iron ore miners.
Iron ore prices could stay stronger for longer as China chews through its port stockpiles at record rates says Fortescue.
Our resources sector is firing again led by iron ore but this time things are very different
Fortescue shares jump above $20 as another downgrade from Vale put a rocket under Australian iron ore producers.
Fortescue shares jumped above $20 on Thursday as another downgrade from Vale put a rocket under the shares of Australian iron ore producers.
Energy major Origin and would-be new green power player Fortescue are putting forward major plans for hydrogen power in Tasmania.
Andrew Forrest has his fingers in a few pies and in the process covers many bases — maybe too many.
Andrew Forrest has confirmed plans for a $250m NSW gas import terminal, putting it on track to become Australia’s first facility importing LNG.
ASX closed at an 8-month high as Pfizer’s vaccine trial continued to cheer global investors, and as Nasdaq futures turned up after taking a hit from an EU antitrust probe of Amazon.
Andrew Forrest has long dreamt big projects, with his latest developing a Fortescue arm producing green hydrogen energy to sell around the world.
Fortescue could again be the early mover that permanently establishes itself as a major player in the energy industry.
Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest wants to turn his Fortescue Metals Group into one of the biggest energy companies in the world.
Fortescue Metals says it has $US4bn ($5.5bn) worth of new business with China in the pipeline.
The Fortescue Metals Group chairman is joining other tycoons in buying commercial property after the market was rocked by the pandemic.
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