Mineral Resources has named a new appointee to a key board committee following the shock exit of cricket legend Justin Langer.
Daniel Newell
The Former Test cricketer’s resignation from the board will take effect from Wednesday.
Sean Smith and Simone Grogan
Endeavour has been slammed as ‘rudderless’ after executive chair Ari Mervis called it quits at the embattled pubs and hotels group, citing disagreements with the board.
Cheyanne Enciso
Mineral Resources capped off a tumultuous financial year by reaching revised iron and lithium targets, but a mountain of debt still casts a shadow over the Chris Ellison-led company.
Daniel Newell and Adrian Rauso
Mineral Resources is potentially interested in picking up the pieces of Resource Development Group, the debt-laden garnet developer led by Chris Ellison’s younger brother Andrew Ellison.
Simone Grogan
Former WA governor and US ambassador Kim Beazley will step down from the board of Perth regenerative medicine company Orthocell due to health reasons.
Despite intense lobbying by management and the board, voting numbers from Thursday’s annual general meeting confirm 25.4 per cent of shares were voted against the investment bank’s remuneration report.
Sean Smith
The executive responsible for rolling out the plan to eliminate carbon emissions across Fortescue’s sprawling iron ore mining empire is the latest to depart Andrew Forrest’s flagship company.
Presentation notes to be used by new chair Malcolm Bundey in meetings with investors and proxy advisers this week say Mr Ellison’s planned exit timeline is being ‘reviewed’.
Mineral Resources’ all-important ethics and governance committee has gone from all-female to all-male with two new directors joining and Justin Langer shuffled in.
Adrian Rauso
The change comes as penance for a series of corporate governance shortcomings at the miner, which were acknowledged as “periods that have tested us” by departing chair James McClements.
A restructure has been foreshadowed at the boardroom of IGO, following a shift led by ex-Rio Tinto executive Ivan Vella to make the price battered battery metals miner “leaner and more agile”.
Poker player and crypto bull Tony Guoga has emerged as the controlling shareholder in a local Bitcoin play, stationing his daughter as a board director and lining up a deal with a Canadian company he chairs.
Greatland Resources’ arrival on the ASX on Tuesday made it one of the largest listed companies in WA after years of groundwork and deal making, but chairman Mark Barnaba believes the real work starts now.
WA Labor turncoat Vince Catania has ascended to the top job at Hastings Technology Metals less than a month after the company mended fences with Andrew Forrest’s private mining arm.
As chief executive of Petro Australis Energy, Shiva McMahon will play a guiding management role alongside founders Saxon Palmer and Laurie Brown ahead of a proposed float at year’s end.
It might have been over two decades since he stepped down as chair of the West Coast Eagles, but Michael Smith says he’s never really lost connection with the club.
Former resources executive Fiona Hick has closed the book on her career in the C-suite and added a non-executive directorship with investment bank Barrenjoey to her post-Fortescue resume.
The Onslow Iron haul road is looking better and the new chairman left a good impression — that was the verdict from a throng of analysts inspecting Mineral Resources’ most important project.
Crown Perth has unveiled its new chief executive and concurrently named former WA treasurer Ben Wyatt to succeed John Van Der Wielen as chair.
Henderson naval shipbuilder Austal has picked former Credit Suisse Australia boss Richard Gibb to join its board as a non-executive director.
Mineral Resources has named its man to lead a rebuild of the miner’s depleted board and regain the trust of shareholders left burnt by a series of scandals.
Unexplained departures, red tape, the Canberra’s vision vacuum, proxy advisers and overstaying your welcome: WA directors take Sean Smith and Adrian Lowe inside the State’s boardrooms.
Woodside boss Meg O’Neill hopes the planned life extension of the North West Shelf gas plant will be approved by the end of the month despite a potential post-election reshuffle of Anthony Albanese’s cabinet.
Matt Mckenzie
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