South32 Ltd rises Friday, underperforms the Materials sector
Here is the latest company close update for South32 Ltd, S32.
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South32 a big winner as WA backs down on greenhouse gas policing
South32 had told the WA government that 1700 jobs were at risk if it proceeded with regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
Generative AI to boost productivity: South32 CEO
Graham Kerr is focused on using generative AI to drive productivity, for example through the development of large language models to enhance interactions with safety data.
‘A humble gentleman’: corporate and sporting titan dies at 80
From leading insolvency action against Alan Bond and Christopher Skase to boardroom tussles, former Lendlease and South32 chairman David Crawford is being remembered as a titan of many arenas.
South32’s succession confusion continues
A year ago South32 was interviewing candidates to take on the chief executive’s role, but there’s still no sign of Graham Kerr leaving the miner’s C-Suite.
IGO ‘leads race’ for Rio’s Winu copper-gold deposit
IGO could be the frontrunner for Rio Tinto’s Winu Project, although BHP spin-off South32 is also said to be interested.
South32 lands US funding for critical minerals project
The White House’s scramble to secure critical minerals has played to mining giant South32’s strength, with the US government selecting its Hermosa project in Arizona for a $244m grant.
Bids in for Anglo American’s $US4bn coal mines
First round offers have landed for Anglo American’s coal mines, but market moves by Illawarra Coal’s new owners could sway the result.
The last of Australia’s big coal barons?
Matt Latimore, the little-known owner of M Resources, has just bought South32’s Illawarra coal assets for $2.4bn, his latest big bet that there’s plenty of life in coal yet.
WA emissions requirements ‘beyond reasonable’: South32
The miner has questioned the Western Australia government’s rationale for proposed emissions reductions at its Worsley expansion, which it says go way beyond national requirements.
ASX 200 ends 0.3pc lower with energy, consumer-exposed stocks hit
WATCH LIVE: Westpac CEO Peter King speaking during parliamentary Q&A. CBA boss vows to continue lending to gas projects. Ellison’s fortunes hit in MinRes dive. Qantas, South32 flag buybacks as profits fall. Cettire down on profit slump.
South32 in spotlight for big deal
South32 is becoming a point of focus among deal makers, with expectations growing it could be about to embark on some sort of transformational corporate activity.
South32 smashed after ‘green tape’ warning
South32 has warned the long-term viability of its Worsley alumina operations is in doubt due to ‘beyond reasonable’ environmental conditions.
ASX hit by US weakness, profit fears
The sharemarket has closed in the red for a third day, hurt by US losses and profit fears. Woodside snaps up Tellurian. NZ retail chain The Warehouse buyout potentially on horizon. Iress jumps on updated guidance. South32 smashed on $500m-plus impairment.
ASX 200 closes down; Boss Energy dives
ASX finishes lower on quiet day of trading as April retail sales come in below forecasts. Peter Warren issues profit warning. Southern Cross Media considering ACM proposal. Boss Energy hit by CEO, chair selloff.
How the mines BHP rejected forged their own path
Nearly a decade on from the messy divorce from BHP, South32 has rebuilt itself. What are the lessons for Anglo American?
A cyclone, a ship and manganese mayhem
ASX-listed manganese stocks are up and about. And that’s because a very ill wind blew a lot of good for the metal’s price, reports Barry FitzGerald.
South32 mulls manganese workaround
South32 says it is looking for alternative ways to export manganese from its Groote Eylandt mine after Cyclone Megan wiped out its port infrastructure.
ASX rebounds; South32 up; Woodside down
Market finishes in the black. Star ex-CEO Robbie Cooke recalls ex-lawyer to inquiry. Coal standout in South32’s mixed quarterly update. Eneco founder’s market manipulation sentence. ATO rues PwC failure to take tax leaks seriously.
Cyclone temporarily shuts South32 manganese mine
South32 is restoring fuel supplies to its Gulf of Carpentaria manganese operation after Tropical Cyclone Megan damaged key infrastructure.
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