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Board Moves May 23, 2022

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Our board moves wrap includes Thomas Teo, Marie Turner, David Wheeler, and Tony Fitzpatrick.

Board Moves January 11-15, 2021

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Our board moves wrap includes Caedmon Marriott, Tara Robson, Steven Wood, Silfia Morton, Irmgard Irminger-Finger, LingQuan Kong, Peter Hall, Mark Wheatley, Elena Macrides, Jon Latto, Carla Healy, and Jeffrey Lai.

Board Moves October 14, 2020

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Our board moves wrap includes Susan Kilsby, Shriti Vadera, John Prineas, John Dawson, Simon Trevisan, Malcolm Castle, Sam Lancuba, Mark Major, Joe Graziano, Tim Slate, Matthew Foy, Gary Greenbaum, Rahul Agarwal, Steve Elfman, Terry Walsh, Sam Wright, Douglas Jendry, Peter Stickland, and Graham Dore.

Board Moves November 14, 2019

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David Woodall, chief executive of Superior Lake Resources, will be leaving the company.

$5m tech placements

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Technology companies Syntonic and Family Zone are planning to grow their respective international customer bases after announcing separate $5 million share placements today.

BidEnergy, Syntonic start trading

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Shareholders in one-time mining companies Cove Resources and Pacific Ore have enjoyed solid gains after the two companies resumed trading on the ASX as tech plays, with one chaired by former Alinta

Thred steady on ASX debut

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Social media platform and app developer Thred has enjoyed a steady first day on the ASX, while two other Perth-based companies have made progress on their respective reverse takeovers.

Watchdog holds up another backdoor listing

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Pacific Ore has become the latest backdoor listing hopeful to be held up by the corporate watchdog, though several other companies have moved forward with their reverse takeovers.