Latest Board Appointment News

Weebit Nano has appointed seasoned ASX director Anne Templeman-Jones as Deputy Chair, aiming to strengthen its engagement with Australian investors and government amid plans for growth.

Key Petroleum announces the resignation of Managing Director Louis Chien, with interim leadership maintained by executive directors Wei Jin and Yuqi Cao as the board searches for a successor.

MC Mining reports zero lost time injuries and steady progress on its flagship Makhado Project, while Uitkomst Colliery implements a turnaround plan that boosts sales despite production challenges.

Mount Ridley Mines advances its rare earth exploration strategy with a detailed tenement review and key board appointments, while maintaining a solid cash position at the end of June 2025.

FortifAI Limited reports steady revenue, significant cost reductions, and a strengthened balance sheet with $3 million cash and no debt. The company advances its AI Lab initiative while expanding its project pipeline and board expertise.

Stonehorse Energy Limited reported steady Q2 2025 results, driven by strong Canadian production despite lower commodity prices and operational setbacks in the US. The company also announced a strategic board appointment as it pursues growth opportunities.

Winchester Energy has appointed Jason Peterson and David Wheeler as non-executive directors, restoring its board to the required three members and addressing recent regulatory notices.

EV Resources has secured a 70% stake in the Los Lirios Antimony Project, unveiling high-grade mineralisation and plans for a pilot plant to accelerate production. Leadership enhancements and portfolio rationalisation underscore its strategic pivot to critical minerals.

Uvre Limited has secured a transformative portfolio of New Zealand gold projects, including the high-grade Waitekauri asset, backed by a $4 million capital raise and new board appointments. The company is gearing up for its maiden drilling campaign this September.

White Cliff Minerals confirms significant high-grade copper and silver mineralisation at its Danvers prospect, raising A$14.4 million to fund expanded exploration. The company also announces a strategic board appointment as it advances its Rae Copper and Great Bear projects.

G11 Resources advances its Wilandra copper exploration with new geophysical surveys and strategic board appointments, while seeking NSW government co-funding for deeper drilling.

Midas Minerals has agreed to acquire the high-grade Otavi Copper Project in Namibia from Nexa Resources, backed by a $6.5 million capital raise to accelerate exploration and resource definition. The company also advances its South Otavi and Western Australian projects, positioning for significant growth.