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September 2023 Quarterly Production Report
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- Oct 26, 2023
- 4 pages
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Pilbara Operations Site Tour Presentation
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- Oct 12, 2023
- 55 pages
Notification of cessation of securities - FMG
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- Oct 11, 2023
- 4 pages
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Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)
- Oct 11, 2023
- 6 pages
Today
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- Carbon challenge
Fortescue makes slow start on push for fifth iron ore export record
Fortescue has refused to give up on a goal to set a fifth consecutive iron ore export record despite making a slow start to the new financial year.
- 4 mins ago
- Peter Ker
Yesterday
AirTrunk calls in boardroom heavyweight amid IPO prep
Data centre tearaway AirTrunk has drafted in Fortescue deputy chairman Mark Barnaba to chair its board, just as it begins preparations for what could be a $10 billion IPO.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
This Month
Mining stocks on track for third month of losses as China woes deepen
The ASX’s heavyweight materials sector is facing its longest losing streak since 2021 as worries about global growth offset the incredible run in iron ore.
- Joanne Tran
Rio, BHP and Fortescue at electrification crossroads
Iron ore miners in the Pilbara are under pressure to slash emissions and preparing to fork out billions on emissions-free trucks and renewables.
- Brad Thompson
ATCO and BOC Linde win $593m SA hydrogen job, Forrest misses out
Fortescue Future Industries will not be part of the construction of the world’s largest hydrogen plant near Whyalla.
- Simon Evans
Forrest reignites media bias row with fellow WA billionaire Stokes
Andrew Forrest and Kerry Stokes were due to come face-to-face at a black tie charity event in Perth on Saturday night.
- Brad Thompson
Rio Tinto in solar farm deal with Forrest foes
Rio Tinto is looking to a traditional owner group at war with Andrew Forrest to supply renewable energy to its iron ore operations.
- Brad Thompson
Fortescue ‘on track’ to achieve 2030 decarbonisation target
New board member Larry Marshall says he is convinced the company will achieve its goal, as it seeks to become a major supplier of prototype technology and machinery.
- Brad Thompson
- Opinion
- Political leadership
How big business will handle a backlash over the Voice
Much of corporate Australia strongly backed the Voice. The result means they are reassessing how to address social issues as past of the ESG agenda.
- Jennifer Hewett
Forrest ‘lost and lonely’, but on track for $240m US hydrogen funding
Fortescue’s green hydrogen project proposed for a remediated coal mine in Washington state is in line for huge subsidies from the Biden administration.
- Updated
- Matthew Cranston
Andrew Forrest, motorsports mogul, revs up his British business
The Fortescue boss is using the intense competition of motor-racing to drive technical innovation at his mines. Just don’t expect to see him trackside.
- Hans van Leeuwen
The hydrogen market has evolved but customers still rare as ‘unicorns’
Liquid hydrogen is likely to be the “first mover” says Woodside, but customers are “unicorns,” says Peter Colman, the oil and gas major’s former CEO.
- Elouise Fowler and Angela Macdonald-Smith
Fortescue hunting more green energy after signing 25-year supply deal
The mining giant is a step closer to its Gibson Island green ammonia project after committing to a 25-year renewable energy offtake deal with Genex Power.
- Updated
- Brad Thompson
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Fortescue keeps faith in its green hydrogen unicorn hunt
Peter Coleman says buyers willing to sign up for 10-year green hydrogen contracts are like unicorns. But Fortescue’s Mark Hutchinson insists they are out there.
- James Thomson
Getting to net-zero for heavy vehicles will be tough
While batteries may be best for passenger cars, heavy trucks will need hydrogen power to replace diesel and petrol.
- Tony Davis
Rio Tinto in $157m first shout for Simandou
Rio Tinto has demonstrated strong faith in its Simandou partners by providing $US100 million of liquidity to the project until formal funding deals are struck.
- Peter Ker
Fortescue becomes lead investor in $600m electrolyser firm fundraising
The investment in Electric Hydrogen builds on the company’s plan to become a manufacturer of the electrolysers that split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
- Updated
- Peter Ker
Squadron in $220m loss as it digests CWP buy
The Forrest family’s energy vehicle purchased the $4.2 billion renewables giant in December. It says it is cash flow positive, and has had one-off deal expenses.
- Primrose Riordan
Electric trucks may be 33pc less productive than diesel
Electric trucks will likely spend less time on the road and carry less rock than diesel competitors, forcing miners to spend big to offset productivity losses.
- Updated
- Peter Ker
September
Billionaire Andrew Forrest mourns his father
Andrew Forrest led a horseback guard of honour for his father Don at the family’s cherished Minderoo cattle station in the Pilbara.
- Brad Thompson
