The procedure to make Bathurst Resources Ltd having the NZX instead of the ASX as its domiciled base will also see a new company name.
The Didipio gold-copper mine in the Philippines is now in ramp-up mode and its production will now be an integral part of OceanaGold’s balance sheet.
The chairman of one of the listed lines companies has come out in favour of a better regulatory regime and also said lines companies should not be branded as the “bad guys.”
The political football of household power prices was kicked into the air by March quarter data released by Statistics New Zealand.
A lot has been said and a lot more is expected about the Canterbury and Great South Basin petroleum quests. Simon Hartley reviews the progress.
The Green Party continues its campaign against new offshore exploration by trying to exhort Kiwis to claim halting marine exploration would protect the beaches.
The annual general meeting of OceanaGold provided some comfort for shareholders who are well aware that the gold price has slipped and many gold miners around the world are now in red ink on cash operating costs.
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Now that Mighty River Power’s shareholder base has grown from one to about 100,000 it has begun the task of communicating with its new shareholders.
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Many energy customers in the Wanganui region will now find they are receiving power bills from TrustPower following an acquisition by that company.
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The mining lobby Straterra will be showing an even greater interest in health and safety issues now that it is now more firmly linked with the health and safety organisation MINEX.