News Articles for Mindax

West Perth-based junior explorer Mindax has withdrawn from its memorandum of understanding with Chinese state-owned Xiamen to develop its Mt Forrest iron project.

West Perth junior explorer Mindax has signed a non-binding strategic alliance-based memorandum of understanding with Xiamen ITG Mining, as it plans to further develop the Mt Forrest iron project.

Explorers Kin Mining, Mindax and Bryah Resources have each launched capital raisings today, with the majority of the proceeds to advance drill programs in Western Australia, while Chile-focused Tesoro Resources is seeking funds to advance its El Zorro gold project.

Simon Grant-Rennick has resigned as non-executive director of Force Commodities. He joined the board in August 2019 after vending the Tshimpala Project in Malawi.

Our board moves wrap includes Henry Kinstlinger, Mike Pitcher, Darryl Edwards, Trevor O'Connor, Susan Hunter, BiaoZhun Zhu, Benjamin Chow, Simon Mottram, Luis Azevedo, Aaron Bertolatti, Jason Bontempo, ZhiLiang Ou, Brett Lambert, Rob Tyson, John Stockley, and Chris van Wijk.

Anson Resources has closed a share purchase plan, raising $608,700 from 84 applicants.

There is no prize for guessing that iron ore companies have plunged to the bottom of the resources component of this year's TSR survey; but what is interesting is the rise of uranium hopefuls, despite few signs of an imminent increase in the uranium price.

Two major events last week highlighted the private sector's desire to deliver new port infrastructure, and it's a trend the Barnett government could take even further.

Perth-based mining and exploration company Mindax will reduce its board membership from six down to four as a part of a company restructuring effort designed to minimise costs.

Mindax says it is a step closer towards developing its Mt Forrest iron ore project on the back of a binding joint venture agreement worth up to $52 million with Hong Kong-based investment company Perpetual Mining Holding.

Mining industry pundits bemoaning the end of the ‘boom' will be pleasantly surprised to know that up to a dozen major projects could go ahead over the coming year.

Two private consortia have been short-listed to tender for the design, finance, construction and operation of a new multi-user iron ore facility (MUIOF) at Esperance Port.

The private sector is playing an increasing role in port development across Western Australia, as rising demand outstrips the government's capacity to deliver.

Shares in diversified explorer Mindax have risen nearly 13 per cent on news it's in talks with a potential partner for its Mt Forrest Iron Project.

LOOKING at the remuneration packages negotiated by newly appointed chief executives in Perth, there is a common pattern -5 size equals money.

Mozambique-focused Metals of Africa has made a successful debut on the Australian Securities Exchange, its shares closing 3 cents above their issue price after their first day of trade.

Gilbert George has been around the minerals exploration block a couple more times than many and has the resume to prove it.

IRON ore producers in the state's Yilgarn region are not immune from the hurdles facing producers in the Pilbara and Mid West – port capacity and access issues, transportation and infrastructure –

Prominent Western Australian businessman Michael Chaney has joined shareholders of iron ore hopeful Mindax in returning fire on a pair of directors at the company seeking to oust two fellow board m

Mindax shares plunged on the ASX today after the company appointed a new non-executive director ahead of a shareholder vote regarding the future of the company's $115 million tie-up with Japa

THREE directors from global education services provider Navitas have pocketed a combined $18.6 million from the sale of more than 6 million shares following the release last week of another strong profit.

Burswood-based resource explorer Mindax Ltd faces the possibility of a board spill after it declined to offer a position to shareholder William Wang, who said the company does not adequately reflect its Asian-based shareholding.

Burswood-based minerals explorer Mindax Ltd has been granted two more prospective uranium tenements in Western Australia's wheatbelt, advancing the company's Avon uranium joint venture project.

Advises that 12,205,447 ordinary fully paid shares shall be released from escrow on 8 December 2006.

Mindax Ltd 9-Aug-05 253,950 shares will be released from escrow on 25 August 2005.

396,750 ordinary fully paid shares shall be released from escrow on 21 July 2005.

1,500,000 ordinary fully paid shares will be released from escrow on 20 February 2005.