Group executive news
Group executive news
Media Release: Government confirmation of Port Hedland port capacity allocation
01.02.2022
1st February 2022.
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Happy Australia Day from all the team at Roy Hill
25.01.2022
Wishing you a safe and happy Australia Day 2022.
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University of Melbourne and Hancock Prospecting team up to advance carbon conversion technology
15.12.2021
Media Release 14 December 2021.
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Wishing you a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year, with many blessings and happy times!
14.12.2021
Christmas 2021.
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MRL partners with Gina Rinehart on iron-ore export facility
30.11.2021
– ASX-listed Mineral Resources (MRL) has entered into an agreement with Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill Holdings to jointly investigate the development of a new iron-ore export facility at Port Hedland’s Stanley Point Berth 3.MRL said on Monday that the project aligned with the company’s strategy to unlock stranded deposits in the Pilbara by developing pit-to-port solutions and expanding its capability to be a long-term, low-cost sustainable supplier of iron-ore to international markets.
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Rinehart and Ellison join forces to create new iron ore export hub
29.11.2021
Hancock Prospecting outlined its plans for a number of new iron ore developments both at its own 1Bt-plus Mulga Downs deposit and through subsidiary Atlas Iron in its annual report on Friday, in which Rinehart’s company posted an eye-watering $7.3 billion profit for FY2021. MinRes, Hancock and Roy Hill have entered an agreement to jointly investigate the development of a facility at the Stanley Point Berth 3, in which Roy Hill would develop and operate the project including a rail haulage and port services. MinRes boss Chris Ellison said the deal will unlock stranded assets in the Pilbara as the company seeks to transition from higher cost production to low cost, long life assets.
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Gina Rinehart, Mineral Resources’ Chris Ellison strike Pilbara port, rail deal
29.11.2021
WA mining identities Gina Rinehart and Chris Ellison will join forces in a landmark deal to develop new port facilities at South West Creek in Port Hedland to help unlock stranded iron ore assets in the Pilbara. Mr Ellison described the partnership and infrastructure-sharing deal as the first of its kind in the Australian resources industry. “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 create thousands of jobs for West Australians for years to come.”
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