Happy International Women’s Day
Happy International Women’s Day All the best from Gina Rinehart, Tad, Jay, Ginia, Garry, David, Sanjiv, Jabez, Dan and the entire team at Hancock Prospecting.
News
Bank, domestic-focus stocks lift stock market
Article excerpt by Gareth Costa, The Weekend West, March 2nd Perth-based Catalyst Metals soared 18 to $2.05 after announcing Hancock Prospecting‘s wholly owned Gold Exploration Victoria had invested $13 million in Catalyst
Hancock makes bid for Riversdale
Article by Emma Davies, The Australian Mining Review, March 1st GINA Rinehart’s Hancock Corporation has announced an all-cash offer to acquire all of the ordinary shares in Riversdale Resources, in which Hancock does not
Hancock takes a stake in Catalyst
Article by Esmarie Iannucci, Creamer Media’s Mining Weekly, March 1st Junior Catalyst Metals will raise A$13.02-million through a share placement to a subsidiary of Hancock Prospecting. The Hancock subsidiary, Gold Exploration Victoria (GEV), have subscribed
Rinehart Keeps Quietly Bidding
Article by Terry McCrann, Herald Sun, February 27th Australia’s richest woman and easily the single biggest individual taxpayer this country has ever had, Gina Rinehart, is quietly going about her business of
The West Australian: Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting in $740m takeover bid for Riversdale Resources
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting is after the 80.2 per cent of the Sydney-based Riversdale it does not already own. Article by Sean Smith, The West Australian, February 27th Gina Rinehart’s Hancock
Terry McCrann: Why we need miners and banks
Terry McCrann, Herald Sun 23 February 2019 The big Australian, Australia’s own BHP, is well and truly back in town. It is now once again easily Australia’s biggest and most valuable company.
