Austin Engineering has 12 months to find a new chief after David Singleton gave notice of his retirement following a three-year stint at the helm, which has earned him almost $20 million.
Draft eligibility guidelines for the government's $13 billion critical minerals downstream production tax credits have opened the door for Chinese-owned producers.
Two concrete batching plants will remain in Claisebrook for several more years after the state’s peak planning body approval despite the area being earmarked for housing.
Meteoric Resources has signed a memorandum of understanding with the SENAI Regional Development of Minas Gerais, which owns Brazil-based magnet facility unit Lab Fab.
Henderson-based Austal has received an order for two additional Guardian-class patrol boats from the federal government, valued at approximately $39 million.
TSA Riley Group global chief executive officer Andrew Tompson is hopeful its Western Australia-based team will grow further, following a busy start to 2024 for the global project consulting firm.
Workers at Cockburn Cement, one of the state’s largest concrete manufacturers, have voted in favour of strike action as enterprise negotiations between the company and unions escalate.
Shares in Wangara-based contractor Duratec Australia dipped early following news it had revised its annual guidance for the 2024 financial year, citing delays in the tender process for several projects.
Collie is one step closer to construction of a $400 million steel mill, which is expected to create hundreds of jobs as the region transitions from coal-powered to green energy.
Shares in Fleetwood regressed on Tuesday, following news the company's anticipated earnings before interest and tax would likely dip below the present consensus of analysis.
AVZ Minerals is set to delist from the Australian Stock Exchange after two years of its shares being suspended, as multiple disputes around its project continue.
There’s increased scrutiny of the state’s signwriting sector following the collapse of an industry leader with four decades of business under its belt.
Detail of Australia’s long-awaited response to the US Inflation Reduction Act will soon be made public, with domestic advanced manufacturing and a clean energy incentive scale-up on the cards.
Defence industry shipbuilder Austal has confirmed it has received an unsolicited takeover offer from South Korean firm Hanwha Ocean Co, but has poured cold water on a deal for now.
The state government says recent national data that suggests a fall in the number of defence industry businesses in Western Australia does not paint a true picture of the sector’s growth.
Cheap gas and renewable hydrogen are central to a global industrial giant’s proposal to build a green steel manufacturing plant in Western Australia’s Mid West.
Troubled potash player Kalium Lakes is expected to collapse into liquidation after Reward Minerals failed to drum up the funds to buy its Beyondie potash project.
The signwriting company behind major WA signage jobs including Optus Stadium has been placed in liquidation, a little over three years after it was sold by its founders into new hands.
