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March 2019
- Opinion
- Mergers & acquisitions
Playing truth or dare in takeovers
It is time for a rethink of how the 'truth in takeovers' regime applies to shareholders, who can get caught up in the chaos of a bid without the right advice.
- David Friedlander, Daniel Natale and Mark Vanderneut
- Opinion
- Copper
Final hiccup in the Finders truth in takeovers saga
Fifteen months, two very different Takeovers Panel decisions and a Federal Court judgment later, and the Finders affair seems finally headed for conclusion.
- Matthew Stevens
July 2018
- Opinion
- Electricity
Venice Energy is floating South Australian energy answers
The proponent of South Australia's proposed liquid natural gas terminal finally has a name, and a new plan to speed up its development.
- Updated
- Matthew Stevens
April 2018
- Opinion
- Copper
Taurus forced to keep Finders after landmark Takeovers Panel ruling
A Takeovers Panel ruling sets a new high-water mark for enforcement of truth in takeovers rules.
- Updated
- Matthew Stevens
December 2017
- Opinion
- Copper
Familiar faces in Indonesian play for Finders Resources
Once again a group of Indonesian giants is targeting an Australian copper hopeful with a promising deposit in our northern neighbour.
- Updated
- Matthew Stevens
October 2017
Finders Resources shareholders team up for off-market bid
Two of copper junior Finders Resources' biggest shareholders have joined forces to try and seize larger stakes in the company.
- Updated
- Tess Ingram
July 2015
A hint of sunshine at Noosa mining conference
The annual Noosa Mining & Exploration Conference, held on Thursday and Friday last week, had to contend with a recent sharp downturn in base metals prices and has been followed by a plunge in the gold price.
- Updated
- Trevor Hoey
May 2014
Analysts lift Finders Resources on copper jump
The copper price has surged nearly 8 per cent in three weeks, and this combined with Tuesday’s takeover offer for PanAust which sent its shares soaring 35 per cent appears to have reignited interest in the sector.
- Trevor Hoey
March 2012
Finders considers IPO for project
Finders Resources has appointed Octa Phillip to explore spinning off one of its projects.
- Updated
- Sarah Thompson and Anthony Macdonald
July 2011
Sandfire Resources gets a $360m boost
Sandfire Resources has erased any doubts about its ability to fund the development of the high-grade copper and gold mine in Western Australia solely through debt.
- Updated
- Luke Forrestal
Company briefs
BrisConnections, the owner of Brisbane’s Airport Link road, says the project is 84.2 per cent complete and that it is “well on its way” to opening the road in mid-2012.
- Updated
Finders to secure $US138 million funding
Metals developer Finders Resources hopes to secure $US138 million to fund the development of the Wetar copper project in Indonesia.
- Updated
- Dan Hall
June 2011
Afternoon resources round-up
Catalpa and Conquest Mining entered a binding transaction to merge via a scheme of arrangement, with plans to conduct a $150m equity raising.
August 2010
Company briefs
Finders Resources has raised $20.95 million through Blackswan Equities to progress the first stage of its Wetar copper project in Indonesia.
Finders closes $21m capital raising
Copper cathode producer Finders Resources’ $20.95 million capital raising for the development of its Indonesian Wetar Copper Project has closed fully subscribed.
- Dan Hall
Whitehaven Coal looms large on radar
Whitehaven may have already given guidance for its results but everyone will tune in for an update on any corporate activity.
- Updated
December 2009
August 2009
Placement brings debt relief to Finders
Finders Resources (FND) Junior explorer Finders Resources has raised $20 million in an oversubscribed share placement that will allow it to pay down debt and complete a feasibility study on the Wetar copper project in Indonesia
- Luke Forrestal
July 2009
Breaking news and analysis of major corporate events
Suncorp bank could be sold in parts Splitting Suncorp's poorly performing bank business from the better insurance assets may make 2009-10 a rather tricky period for new chief executive Patrick Snowball
April 2008
West Australian Metals proves lucky
West Australian Metals (WME) There haven't been many Perth-based junior miners that have been impervious to the problems of failed broker Opes Prime but West Australian Metals is one such fortunate company. The minerals explorer is yet to join the stampede of small companies disclosing links to the ill-fated broker Opes Prime and as a result has managed to make positive headway in the last week while peers generally saw their stock prices go backwards. West Australian Metals shares soared over 20 per cent today after it released a strong set of drilling results confirming earlier estimates of uranium mineralisation at its Namibian uranium deposit. Despite today's gains the stock is still caught within the malaise seen in much of the small caps sector in recent months; down 56.5 per cent from its November 27 record high of 41.5¢. The stock closed up 3¢ at 18¢. Finders Resources (FND) Another resource minnow to buck the rout in the sector was gold exploration junior Finders Resources. The gold minnow soared 20.6 per cent today on the strength of a good set of drill results confirming the existence of continuous gold and silver deposits at its Ojolali project. The news sparked the strongest day of trading in the stock for months with shares gaining 15¢ to 88¢ though still remains stuck in a four-month long rout which has seen the stock price slide 41 per cent since early November.
- Emily Parkinson
