News Articles for Matthew Carr

Our board moves wrap includes Karen O'Neill, Melanie Leighton, and Matthew Carr.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Adam Bick, Jacob Deysel, Ben Macpherson, Nick Burns, Melanie Leighton, Matthew Carr, Andrew Forman, Melissa Winks, Ian Wells, Stephen Neale and Kate Casellas.

A geologist with more than 20-years' experience in the mineral exploration industry, Melanie Leighton has been appointed the new chief executive of Perth-based Titan Minerals.

Our board moves wrap includes Karl DeMong, Brett Lawrence, Jason Kulas, Timothy Jugmans, Susan Thomas, Ged Hall, Dennis Jensen, Robert Scott, ZhaoYa Wang, WangHong Yang, Rowan Johnston, Ben Laird, Peter Wallace, Lawrence Marshall, Benjamin Donovan, Julien Sanderson, Matthew Carr, Tamara Brown, Michael Skead, and Laurie Marsland.

Subiaco-based Titan Minerals has launched its second takeover offer this year for Canada-based Core Gold, which is the largest gold producer in Ecuador, for a lower value than its initial bid.

This weekly board moves wrap includes Vince Ippolito, Stewart Washer, Matthew Madden, Jason Stirbinskis, Rob McDonald, Evan Cranston, Tolga Kumova, Dror Nagel, Leigh Junk, Maggie Niewidok, Justin Mouchacca, Laurie Marsland, Michael Hardy, Matthew Carr, Cameron Henry, Robert Sckalor, and David McArthur.

Titan Minerals has raised $20 million via a share placement, as the Subiaco-based junior seeks to complete its acquisition of Canada-based Core Gold and advance Core's Dynasty Goldfield project in Ecuador.

Titan Minerals has announced an $11 million capital raising to fund the purchase of a processing plant and exploration work at its Torrecillas and San Santiago projects in Peru.

Gold-focused Titan Minerals has signed an agreement to purchase a processing plant in northern Peru in a cash and scrip deal for approximately $6.5 million.

Matthew Carr has been appointed non-executive director of Minera Gold.

Woolworths is understood to have finalised a deal to open a new supermarket in the southern suburb of Coolbellup, which will underpin a $65 million apartment development at the former Coolbellup Hotel site.

A $60 million apartment development in Coolbellup with a strong Fremantle football connection has received the green light.