News Articles for Rick Crabb

Today's board moves wrap includes Ian Bailey, Aleksandra Spaseska, Tim Goyder, Anthony Cipriano, Stacey Apostolou, Jamie Armes, Curtis Abbott, Lynette Suppiah, Julian Hanna, Rick Crabb, and more.

Three Western Australian exploration companies – Leo Lithium, Artemis Resources and Minerals 260 – have announced a series of new board appointments.

Our board moves wrap includes Maddison Cramer, Michael Naylor, Rick Crabb, Alistair Cowden, Justin Mouchacca, and Aaron Bertolatti.

Rick Crabb was recognised for his contribution to business and John Atkins won an award for leadership in the not-for-profit sector at an AICD award ceremony on Friday night.

Uranium miner Paladin Energy has appointed experienced mining directors Peter Watson and Peter Main to the board, while three non-executive directors have stepped down from their roles.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Brett Lawrence, Cliff Lawrenson, Rick Crabb, Michael Shirley, Brian Elton, and Chris Brophy.

Uranium miner Paladin Energy has appointed Cliff Lawrenson as its non-executive chairman, after Rick Crabb announced his intention to step down from the role.

Tim Mason will replace Charlie Bass as the chief executive of Eagle Mountain Mining in January, amid the copper-gold explorer's share price nearly halving in the space of just over a year.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Pierre Fallourd, Geoff Newman, Gino D'Anna, Brett Fraser, Frederick Hess, Peter Bennetto, Rick Crabb, David Riekie, Angus Middleton, Stephen Jones, and Mark Borman.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Mariah Khoury, Nicki Farley, Mathew O'Hara, Oonagh Malone, Chris Banasik, Steve Parsons, Andrew Vickerman, Marcus Engelbrecht, Stephen Copulos, Andrew Richards, Greg Gaunt, Tony Chong, David McGowan, Rachel Kerr, Kate Sainty, Steven Wood, Jason Conroy, Robert Martin, Tim Wither, Ian McCubbing, Tony Lofthouse, Phil Bruce, Rick Crabb, and Philip Crabb.

Three struggling locally-based miners, including MZI Resources and Thundelarra, have announced the departure of their top executives.

Cheryl Edwardes and Rick Crabb know better than most what it takes to steer a troubled business through a ‘near-death' experience.

SPECIAL REPORT: A new corporate advisory firm working from a historic building in West Perth has rapidly made an impact, advising on more than a dozen transactions for public and private companies.

Three local junior explorers have raised more than $21 million, with Draig Resources and Triton Minerals boosting their coffers while the Charlie Bass-led Eagle Mountain Mining has commenced trading on the ASX after raising $8 million via an initial public offering.

SPECIAL REPORT: Four years after exiting the iron ore sector near the top of the boom, Charlie Bass has teamed up with a pair of experienced company directors for a new mining float.

Caeneus Minerals has appointed current non-executive director Peter Christie as non-executive chair and Johnathon Busing as company secretary.

Liam Cornelius has resigned as non-executive director of Danakali. He has been with the company since 2001.

Marenica Energy has appointed John Sestan as an executive director.Bruce McFadzean has resigned as a non-executive director at Venture Minerals.

Paladin Energy has announced more cuts to its board and head office staffing, with long-serving executive Gillian Swaby following managing director John Borshoff out of the business as it works to stay afloat in the weak uranium market.

Otto Energy says the sale of its Galoc oil field assets in the Philippines to Singapore-based energy company Risco Energy Investments for $113.4 million will help fund exploration activities for two years and return capital to shareholders.

Perth-based Paladin Energy is persisting with negotiations on the sale of a minority stake in its Langer Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia, and has assured shareholders it will give them an update by the end of the month.

Once seen as an attractive capital source for Australian companies, regulatory hurdles in Canada combined with depressed global markets have dampened enthusiasm for dual listings.

THE Australian Institute of Company Directors has enlisted the help of some of Western Australia's heavyweight directors in a new push to increase the number of women in the boardrooms of the nation's top listed companies.

The ranks of rich directors have swelled, as has the paper wealth of those already on the list.

Paladin Energy chairman Rick Crabb has sold shares in the company valued at just over $1.4 million to improve his "personal balance sheet".

THE past 12 months has been a busy and interesting period for Hunt & Humphry partner Michael Hunt, who has been ranked by his peers as the top mining lawyer in Western Australia for the second year in a row.