Forrest patriarch dies at 95
Donald Forrest, father of billionaire and former chief executive of Fortescue Metals Group Andrew Forrest, has died at the age of 95.
Donald Forrest, father of billionaire and former chief executive of Fortescue Metals Group Andrew Forrest, has died at the age of 95.
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Former Fortescue Metals Group chief executive Elizabeth Gaines has cashed out $3m worth of the company’s long-term bonus scheme shares.
Fortescue Metals Group’s institutional investors ‘understand’ the reasons for last week’s executive chaos, says Fortescue Energy boss Mark Hutchinson.
Fortescue’s move to calm the horses offered few answers on management churn and did little to calm the nerves of analysts.
Angus Aitken, who ‘bought’ a $13m penthouse for Andrew Forrest and got an invite to the FMG celebrations, wants investors to buy up big in Fortescue. Probably a coincidence.
The departure of general manager of operations planning Andrew O’Dowd adds to the picture of the turmoil at the company over the past few years.
Fortescue Metals Group paid the biggest dividends for Australia’s wealthy elite, with Nicola Forrest sharing in almost $1bn in dividends with partner Andrew.
Under siege iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest says he will ‘refuse to buckle’ on his quest to build a giant green energy business despite high turnover amid his senior management ranks.
The Fortescue Metals Group chairman has claimed that an extraordinary wave of management departures at the firm was sparked after he found the company’s strategy had been hijacked by some of its executive team.
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Guy Debelle says he ‘learned a hell of a lot’ from Andrew Forrest, but it was incompatible to keep working for Fortescue Future Industries.
Fortescue Future Industries director Guy Debelle explains the reasons for his departure – the third senior loss from the Forrest camp this week.
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