Our board moves wrap includes Peter Bird, Nicholas Ong, Jonathan Shellabear, Steve Brockhurst, Matthew Yates, Craig Williams, Henk Diederichs, Rodney Baxter, Clayton Dodd, and Ed Mead.
Our board moves wrap includes Colin Beckett, Robert Jager, Ben Quirin, Jodi Scott, Adam Blumenthal, Justin Osborne, Peter Buck, Kathleen Bozanic, Matthew Yates, Craig Williams, Rowan Johnston, and Cristian Moreno.
Geologist and mining executive Craig Williams, who led the rise of Equinox Minerals to a $US7 billion success story, has announced he is retiring from all boards of ASX companies.
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Equinox Minerals has recommended shareholders accept a C$7.3 billion (A$7.1 billion) takeover offer from Barrick Gold Corporation, which trumps an earlier offer from China's Minmetals Resources.
Fresh from its $1.2 billion takeover of Citadel Resource Group, West Perth-based Equinox Minerals has launched a $C4.8 billion ($A4.83 billion) bid for Canadian base metals producer Lundin Mining Corporation.
Equinox Minerals has declared its $1.25 billion takeover offer for Citadel Resource Group free of all defeating conditions if it receives an interest in Citadel shares of more than 50 per cent by December 16.
Equinox Minerals says it will roll over its existing debt into a new $US400 million ($A449 million) corporate loan facility, which it said will provide greater flexibility.
West Perth-based Equinox Minerals Ltd expects installation and testing of new equipment at its Lumwana copper project Zambia to start in December following a fire at the project's power station a fortnight ago.
Equinox Minerals Ltd chief executive Craig Williams has become the third Perth company director to have a big parcel of shares sold by Merrill Lynch as a result of links to failed margin lender Lift Capital Partners.
West Perth-based mineral explorer Equinox Minerals Ltd is considering building a uranium plant separate to its planned copper plant at its $922 million Lumwana project, to maximise the by-product potential of the site.
Aspiring Perth copper producer Equinox Minerals Ltd has added another $40.5 million to an earlier $170M raising to pave the way for production from its $750 million Lumwana copper/uranium project in Zambia in about two years' time.
