Business News

The state government has announced the formation of a development committee to guide three key projects in Bunbury, with Bunbury Chamber of Commerce and Industries president David Kerr and The Apprentice and Traineeship Company chief executive Stan Liaros among those selected for the committee.

Former Cricket Australia senior manager Sam Almaliki has been appointed executive director of Activistic.

African Energy Resources has announced that current managing director Frazer Tabeart will become an executive director of investor relations and business development, and Bill Fry becomes executive di

Celsius Resources has appointed Edward Legg as project development manager for its 95%-owned Opuwo Cobalt Project in Namibia.

West Perth-based CBH Group has recorded a grain harvest of 13.2 million tonnes for the 2017-18 season, well above initial estimates following good finishing rains.

Uranium miner Paladin Energy has confirmed the approval of its recapitalisation deal, which will leave existing shareholders with a 2 per cent stake in the company, and appointed Daniel Harris and David Riekie to the board.

Peninsula Energy has signed an agreement to sell a portion of its interests in an existing long-term uranium sale and purchase deal for $US19 million ($23.7 million).

Aspiring mineral sands miner Sheffield Resources has signed an offtake agreement with a Chinese processor for nearly 20 per cent of the planned zircon production at its Thunderbird project near Derby.

Belmont-based Pindan has been awarded a $23.4 million contract at Cape Naturaliste College, south of Busselton, while FIRM Constructions has won a $2.5 million government contract.