
Tantalum has a variety of high-tech applications including in capacitors and resistors.
Impairment reversal helps Global Advanced Metals
Privately held tantalum miner Global Advanced Metals has reported a $6.3 million net profit for the year to June 2016, up from a $72.2 million loss in the previous 12 months, while its two Western Australian mine sites remained under care and maintenance.
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Revenue
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34th | ![]() | Global Advanced Metals | $191.9m |
35th | ![]() | Perkins Builders | $185.0m |
36th | ![]() | Lionel Samson Sadleirs | $180.0m |
122 private companies - large ranked by revenue most recent financial year
Number of Employees
Miners
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13th | Cliffs Natural Resources | 90 | |
14th | Global Advanced Metals | 57 |
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