The Company advised that on 3 July 2006, 1,000,000 fully paid ordinary shares will be released from escrow on 11 July 2006, the correct amount should have been 600,000 fully paid ordinary shares
Great location in Perth. Room to expand. Figures in confidence on application. Asking price reflects exceptional profits. All accounting figures are available for scrutiny.
Proposed code: YRR, Issue price: $0.20, Principal activities: uranium exploration, Corporate: Denis McInerney (non-executive chairman), John Geary (executive director and company secretary), David Dre
This document contains details of rulings, law and objections relevant to capital allowances. Links to corresponding material published on the ATO Legal Database are also included.
Standard distribution statement for use by managed funds to report tax information to tax investors for the 2006 income tax year. Includes guidance notes and sample statement.
Merrill Lynch & Co became a substantial shareholder with a relevant interest of 69,718,523 ordinary shares (9.6%) - Buy way of notification - Not standard form.
Israel and Lebanon are on the verge of all-out war as tit for tat rocket attacks are launched from each side over their shared border, hitting major infrastructure and towns in both countries.
Proposed code: FWL, Issue price: $0.20, Principal activities: yalgoo iron project, Corporate: Robert H Duffin (non-executive chairman), Brett Manning (managing director), Barry E Wyatt (non-executive
Board of directors: Dr Wally Cox – chairman , Ian Anderson, Terry Budge, Ricky Burges, , Ian Carter, Ian Laurence, Maxine Murray, Dr David Smith, Dr Michael Stanford.
For use by companies, trusts, partnerships and funds to assist with completion of 2006 tax returns. http://ato.gov.au/distributor.asp?doc=/content/72080.htm Published: July 10 2006
Shares in CuDeco Ltd - the company formerly known as Australian Mining Investments - plunged more than 55 per cent following an update on the mining explorer's Rocklands copper project.
Australia's biggest towel company, Canning Vale Weaving Mills Ltd, is to make about 140 staff redundant as part of a move to shift production offshore.