Latest Board Appointments News

Powerhouse Ventures Limited reports its first operating cash profit within a year of restructuring, driven by three distinct business divisions and a strengthened balance sheet.

Tamboran Resources appoints Chairman Dick Stoneburner as interim CEO following Joel Riddle’s departure, while adding two seasoned energy executives to its board as it advances gas production plans in the Beetaloo Basin.

Boss Energy has exceeded its FY25 production and cost targets at the Honeymoon Uranium Project, marking a major milestone of over 1 million pounds of uranium produced since commissioning. The company’s robust balance sheet and operational ramp-up position it well for growth amid a strengthening uranium market.

Jcurve Solutions has raised $1 million through a strategic share placement at a significant premium, bringing on a new investor with deep Oracle NetSuite expertise and appointing a nominee director to its board.

WA1 Resources has reported a 10% increase in the Luni niobium deposit resource, with improved grades and confidence in key zones, alongside strategic board appointments and a solid cash position.

Oceana Lithium Limited advanced its lithium, uranium, and base metals exploration across Australia and Brazil in the June 2025 quarter, supported by a $667,000 capital raise and key board appointments.

Forrestania Resources reports impressive high-grade gold drilling results at Ada Ann and advances exploration with new tenement acquisition and board appointment.

Yari Minerals has significantly expanded its flagship Rolleston South Coal Project resource by 91%, positioning itself strongly in Queensland’s Bowen Basin ahead of a maiden drilling campaign planned for late 2025.

Astute Metals NL sharpens its focus on Nevada’s rich mineral landscape, unveiling fresh high-grade gold targets at Needles and reaffirming lithium potential at Red Mountain amid leadership changes.

American Rare Earths announces the resignation of CEO Chris Gibbs as leadership transitions to focus on advancing the Halleck Creek Project, with minimal disruption expected.

Openn Negotiation Ltd reported a significantly reduced net loss of $3.93 million for FY24, exiting voluntary administration with new directors and a recapitalisation led by ST Holding 2 Pty Ltd. The company faces challenges in regaining ASX compliance and identifying new business operations.

Openn Negotiation Ltd remains under a Deed of Company Arrangement with no operational activity during the September quarter, focusing on recapitalisation efforts following insolvency and voluntary administration.