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Pensioner Reform Policy Briefing & National Seniors Australia let pensioners work campaign | Link
This campaign will fight for a retirement income system based on principles of adequacy, sustainability, certainty and fairness.
Read moreSpecial welcome message to Mrs Gina Rinehart from Beijing Winter Olympic Games
Olympic silver medallist and current world champion snowboard Jarryd Hughes talks to us from the Games and welcomes Mrs Rinehart and the Hancock Group to the Olympic family and thanks for the support to help Australia win GOLD! #olympics #olympics2022
Read moreState’s $5b ore inspiring surplus
Unexpectedly resilient iron ore prices have WA on track to double the projected 2021-22 Budget surplus to nearly $5 billion and hand the McGowan Government a second consecutive cash bonanza. That comes after WA banked a record $5.84 billion surplus last financial year - the biggest ever by any State - which ...
Read moreTattarang surges to hit $5bn revenue
Hancock had net assets of $20.4 billion at June 30 while its gearing ratio (debt to equity) has been cut from 55 per cent to 1 per cent over the past three years. That gives it enormous capacity to pursue expansion. This would include a rail spur linking to the Roy Hill railway, which ...
Read moreMedia Release: AOC and Hancock Prospecting in change-making partnership
Friday January 28, 2022.
Read moreHappy Australia Day from all the team at Atlas Iron
Wishing you a safe and happy Australia Day 2022.
Read moreThe powerful iron ore miners in McGowan’s corner
Gina Rinehart, now reaping the rewards of her Roy Hill mine, and Chris Ellison from Mineral Resourcesboth strongly pushed for the state’s continued isolation but Rio Tinto and BHP are also believed to have been quietly supportive when consulted by the Premier earlier this month. Given the variant has ...
Read moreHow COVID-19 could ‘incapacitate’ WA FIFO camps after February 5
Miners could face the end of two years of prosperity where they remained almost untouched by COVID-19 within Premier Mark McGowan’s fortress WA when the state opens up in three weeks. Curtin University infectious disease expert Archie Clements likened WA’s isolated mining fly-in fly-out camps to islands that ...
Read moreRinehart progresses Hardey iron ore
“I am particularly delighted that Hancock is joining forces with Boawu, the largest steelmaker in the world,” Hancock executive chairman Gina Rinehart said. “Whilst Hancock already has a long-standing successful partnership with POSCO through our Roy Hill mega project, and a great relationship with Chinese companies who helped us deliver ...
Read moreIron ore was a game of two halves in 2021. There’s reason for both pessimism and optimism in 2022
If ever there was a game of two halves it was iron ore in 2021. The first half of the year was something we’ve never seen before and may never see againProfits and dividends went through the roof. Australia’s biggest five iron ore miners — BHP (ASX:BHP), Rio Tinto (...
Read moreProspect Awards finalists exhibit mining’s best
Finalists in 2021 include Atlas Iron, iCutter Industries and Sandvik. Atlas Iron attracted plenty of attention for its record-breaking contract to Indigenous business East-West Pilbara (EWP) for load and haul, and drill and blast services for the new Miralga Creek mine in Western Australia. The Hancock Prospecting subsidiary saw EWP as ...
Read moreRinehart backs carbon tech play
A TECHNOLOGY that uses renewable energy-powered electrolysis at low temperature to convert carbon dioxide into reusable carbon and oxygen has been backed by Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting. Called Carbelec, the technology is being developed by researchers at the University of Melbourne. Those researchers claim the technology could be a ...
Read moreUniversity of Melbourne and Hancock Prospecting team up to advance carbon conversion technology
Hancock Prospecting Chief Executive Officer Garry Korte said the potential benefits of Carbelec should be significant and far-reaching, noting that steel makers could continue to benefit from the reliable and consistent supply of Pilbara ores, while also achieving their decarbonisation goals with both current and emerging steel technologies. “Hancock Prospecting’...
Read moreUniversity of Melbourne and Hancock Prospecting team up to advance carbon conversion technology
Media Release 14 December 2021.
Read moreRoy Hill and Atlas Iron long serving staff recognition: Dinner under Stars
Speech by Executive Chairman Mrs. Gina Rinehart, Thursday 2 December 2021.
Read moreMinRes, Hancock strike infrastructure deal
MINERAL Resources has locked in port and rail agreement with Hancock Prospecting, ensuring it can export iron ore from its assets in Western Australia’s Pilbara that were once considered stranded. MinRes and Hancock announced the agreement on November 29, which will involve the development of an iron ore export hub ...
Read moreMinRes and Hancock team up in the Pilbara
While co-operation among Pilbara iron ore miners is rare, MinRes has an existing relationship with Hancock via its mining services division. "We look forward to working with Hancock, Roy Hill, PPA and the state government to progress this project which would help unlock stranded assets in the Pilbara and would ...
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