John Phaceas

CBH to stay tax-exempt after court win

Grain exporter CBH Group has had a major win over the Australian Tax Office, with the Federal Court upholding its May ruling that enshrined the co-operative's tax-exempt status today.

March target for Griffin power sale

The Collie power stations of Rick Stowe's failed Griffin Coal business are likely to be sold by the end of March, administrator Brian McMaster said today.

Venus surges on Yalgoo iron resource

Shares in aspiring Mid-West iron ore miner Venus Metals Corporation surged over 11 per cent today after it confirmed a better than expected magnetite resource at its Yalgoo iron ore project, east of Geraldton.

Navigator advances rare earths spin-off

Perth-based gold miner Navigator Resources has moved closer to cashing in on rampant investor appetite for rare earths exposure, finalising plans to spin-off its rich Cummins Range project in the Kimberley early next year.

Team Australia touts rare earths

WESTERN Australia's rare earths and lithium potential have become major selling points to overseas investors for state and federal representatives touting the nation's resources opportunities on the international conferences circuit.

Woodside reunion fortifies Geodynamics

AUSTRALIA'S leading geothermal energy developer, Brisbane-based Geodynamics, has taken on the hue of a mini-Woodside Petroleum following its recruitment of respected corporate adviser Geoff Ward as managing director.

Potential Burrup shake-up in the mix

A major restructure of Pilbara fertiliser producer Burrup Holdings is believed to be under discussion in a bid to resolve the ongoing battle between its estranged owners, Indian businessman Pankaj Oswal and Norwegian giant Yara International.

Indian group buys Griffin Coal

Indian infrastructure group Lanco Infratech has emerged as the winning bidder for the Collie coal business of Ric Stowe's failed Griffin coal and power empire.

Moore a lone voice on safety

THE Western Australian government has stepped up its campaign to derail a proposed Canberra-controlled safety regulator for the entire offshore petroleum industry, which it fears will gut its influence over a core industry.

Famine and feast for resources services sector as pressures squeeze opportunities

The return of boom conditions is not delivering an even spread of benefits to the companies servicing the resources sector.

Cultural differences a challenge

THE growing internationalisation of Western Australia's resources sector is creating a range of major new challenges for local services companies as they deal with an ever more exotic client base.

Riding a rough road to riches

OPPORTUNITIES may abound for many in the resources services sector as the state's economy returns to full speed, but they are not yet always flowing through to the bottom line.

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Exporters

LabelValue
Rio Tinto$26.13bn
BHP Billiton Iron Ore$20.48bn
North West Shelf Venture$14.92bn
Gold Corporation$6.82bn
Fortescue Metals Group$6.68bn
Others$22.08bn
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