News Articles for GreenHy2

This week's Bulls N' Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Tlou Energy. It says share sellers are gone, and the Botswana energy firm is back to business as usual. Renewable solutions group GreenHy2 announced a tech contract with a leading Euro supplier, Besra recouped some share price losses as it focussed on its substantial Bau gold project and Trek found glimmering visual gold in drilling core samples as the gold price cracked US$3000 an ounce.

Our board moves wrap includes David Southam, Peter Oliver, Yifat Steuer, Brett Mitchell, Curtis Abbott, Clint McGhie, and Paul Dalgleish.

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Today's board moves wrap includes Kerry Gleeson, Bryn Hardcastle, Brendan de Kauwe, David Iverach, Guido Belgiorno-Nettis, and Chris Cook.

Charles Rottier has joined the board of Tempo Australia as an independent non-executive director.

Keith Gordon will be stepping down as a nominee director on the board of Ausdrill at the end of the month.

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Paul Dalgliesh has been appointed as the chief executive of Tempo Australia, and William Howard will also join the struggling contractor as its chief financial officer.

Tempo Australia has emerged from a one-and-a-half month trading halt to announce it has agreed terms in-principle with Enel Energy that will potentially prevent a cost blowout at a major solar contract.

Tempo Australia has appointed the former chief executive of failed engineering firm RCR Tomlinson as an adviser, as a potential cost overrun looms over its Victorian solar energy project.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Richard Cottee, Ray Barnes, Michael Montgomery, Leonard Math, Albert Cheok, Ian Lynass, and Guido Belgiorno-Nettis.

Tempo Australia managing director Ian Lynass has resigned amid a major project cost blowout and the West-Perth company revealing it will likely move its headquarters to Sydney.

Tempo has secured a contract with Woolworths estimated to be worth between $20 million and $25 million over a three-year term, with a scope for more works over the contract term worth about $5 million.

Shares in Tempo Australia have closed the day's trade at 10 cents each, a fall of 20 per cent, after the contractor announced it was $4.5 million in the red for the year to December.

Jussi Nunes has been appointed to the newly-created role of group chief financial officer at Goldfields Money, following the merger with Finsure.

One month after resigning as a director, Guido Belgiorno-Nettis has rejoined West Perth-based contractor Tempo Australia as chair, replacing Charlie Bontempo, who resigned two weeks ago.

Andrew Haslam and Martin Bryant have resigned as non-executive directors of BCI Minerals.

Altech Chemicals is pleased to announce that it has received commitments from a variety of institutional and professional investors for a share placement of ~$17 million.

Diversified contractor Tempo Australia has announced it will acquire NSW-based telco services company Comsite Services in a deal worth up to $4 million.

Adrian Trevisan has resigned as non-executive director of Neurotech International. Dr Trevisan was integral in the founding of Neurotech and served as company director for a time.

Tempo Australia has been awarded a $6 million contract with CBH Group to upgrade its grain handling facilities across Western Australia.

Aspire Mining has announced the retirement of long-serving non-executive chair David McSweeney.

Perth-based contractor Tempo Australia has appointed former Bis managing director Ian Lynass as its chief executive, replacing Max Bergomi after two years in charge.

Two local contractors have secured more than $70 million of work, with NRW Holdings locking in a $37 million contract at Rio Tinto's Marandoo mine in the Pilbara.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has been awarded a $20 million contract for work on the central section of the Northlink WA roads project, while Perth-based Tempo Australia has secured a series of contracts totalling more than $6 million.

Tempo Australia has announced the acquisition of NSW-based electrical engineering company KP Electric for up to $10.1 million.

Shares in contractor Tempo Australia were up 24 per cent in morning trade after the company announced a $9.5 million placement to a vehicle controlled by Transfield Holdings co-managing director Guido Belgiorno-Nettis.

Tempo Australia has expanded its service offering with the acquisition of local electrical, telecom and data communications contractor Cablelogic for an undisclosed sum.

The worst might be over for many of the state's mining services businesses, as they seek to bounce back from the effects of the slowdown in resources project development.

The downturn in mining and construction activity in Western Australia has delivered a mixed bag of results for several contractors today, with the major surprise being a downgrade in MACA's revenue outlook.

Mining services firm Tempo Australia has won contract extensions with unnamed existing clients for construction, pre-commissioning and commissioning support services work, worth a combined $65 million for the year.

Max Bergomi has left his executive position at engineering group Clough to take the helm as chief executive of Tempo Australia.

Tempo Australia has received a request for about 280 more workers to carry out its contract at the Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG project on Barrow Island.

Monadelphous Group and Tempo Australia have won more work on the Chevron-operated Gorgon gas project on Barrow Island.

Gucci is leaving its long-term tenancy on the corner of King and Hay streets, but fashionistas need not panic, with the luxury retailer simply moving to the other side of the street.

Mining services company Tempo Australia has been awarded about $5 million in new work and contract extensions for mining giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto's Pilbara operations.

Engineering and construction firm Valmec has won a contract to supply its services to APA Group's $140 million Eastern Goldfields Gas Pipeline project for an undisclosed sum.