News Articles for 1-Page

ASX-listed 1-Page, which reached a market capitalisation in excess of $500 million in 2015, has requested a delisting from the local stock exchange following the acquisition of a German medicinal cannabis company.

ASX-listed 1-Page, which has cash reserves of $25 million, is set to acquire a German medicinal cannabis company in a cash-and-scrip deal.

Karen Wood has been appointed non-executive director of South32.

Listed company 1-Page is looking for new ways to spend its $26 million cash balance after selling its US technology business, which lost about $45 million over three years.

Perth-based director Andrew Chapman has survived a leadership reshuffle at tech company 1-Page after shareholders voted to keep him on the board but remove co-founder Joanna Riley as a director.

Silicon Valley based technology company 1-Page has announced that current chief executive Peter Kent and co-founder Patrick Riley will be leaving the company as part of its cost cutting initiatives

Troubled tech company 1-Page has announced its recently appointed chief executive, Peter Kent, has left the company along with co-founder Patrick Riley, ahead of a shareholder meeting in three weeks.

Perth-based director Andrew Chapman is at the centre of an escalating battle between the board and the management team at US-focused tech company 1-Page over control of the business and its $30 million of cash.

Fortescue Metals Group has risen into the ranks of the top 50 most valuable companies on the Australian share market thanks to soaring iron ore prices which have nearly quadrupled the miner's half-year profit and stoked investor demand.

The board of Silicon Valley-based online recruitment company 1-Page has undergone a board shake-up, with Perth-based Andrew Chapman replacing two outgoing directors at the one-time high-flying company.

1-Page founder Joanna Riley has stepped down as chief executive to focus on the company's strategy and business development. Ms Riley will become president and executive director.

One of 1-Page's substantial shareholders, a subsidiary of Nedlands-based financial services firm Merchant Group, has called for the removal of the majority of the tech company's board and a new direction for the business, after a year of poor performance on the share market.

Gold and lithium players were the biggest winners in the quarterly S&P/ASX indices rebalance, with Perth-based companies Galaxy Resources and Resolute Mining leading the shift, while contractors and tech firms lost ground.

Auroch Minerals announced that Dr. Andrew Tunks has committed to a full-time role as Auroch CEO.

Counter-drone system manufacturer Droneshield has hit the ground running, with shares surging on its first day trading on the ASX.

Shares in Perth-based online advertising business Tech Mpire rallied today on news the company had hit a revenue milestone of $25 million, but it was a different story for former high-flyer 1-Page.

A US-founded tech company specialising in counter-drone systems has launched its prospectus for a $5 million initial public offering, with plans to list on the ASX by next month.

Silicon Valley-based 1-Page, which was an early mover in the wave of backdoor tech listings on the ASX, has sought to reassure investors after most of the spectacular share price gains it achieved in 2015 were wiped out this year.

SPECIAL REPORT: Funding for WA's tech sector is much healthier than a recent government-backed report concluded, research by Business News has found.

Doubleview-based Ausnet Real Estate Services, which is backed by mortgage aggregator Finsure and led by chief executive Paul Niardone, is seeking an ASX listing through a reverse takeover of Namibian Copper, which saw its share price crash by more than 50 per cent after the deal was announced.

Norwood Systems and ResApp Health are small tech companies with global potential and, judging by their share price gains this month, investors have latched on to the latter.

The surge in backdoor listings on the ASX hit new highs in the September quarter and is attracting more entrepreneurs with Silicon Valley experience.

The keen investor interest in tech stocks will hopefully be more than a passing trend.

SPECIAL REPORT: Two years on, the surge in ASX backdoor listings shows little sign of slowing, helping innovative technology businesses in Perth, interstate and overseas to raise capital.

The growing prevalence of backdoor listings, particularly among Perth businesses, offers positive news in a sluggish economy.

Amid an ongoing capital drought, exploration companies are reinventing themselves in order to survive.

Silicon Valley-based online recruitment company 1-Page has outlined plans to launch a backdoor listing on the ASX through mining exploration company Intermet Resources.