Russell Clark

GRANGE Resources is eyeing a significant increase in the scale and cost of its proposed $2 billion Southdown magnetite project near Albany to offset the negative impact of the Rudd government’s planned resource super profits tax.

Grange Resources says the approval for the Albany Port Expansion Project is a significant milestone for the development of the company's Southdown magnetite project.

Grange Resources has put a $2.9 billion price tag on its Southdown magnetite project near Albany and says it expects to make a final investment decision by the end of this year.

Grange Resources has appointed former Jupiter Mines and Portman boss Richard Mehan as its new chief executive.Mr Mehan takes the helm at Grange from Russell Clark, whose resignation will be effective from September 15.Mr Clark held the chief executive position since 2008.

Azimuth Resources has appointed former Grange Resources managing director Russell Clark as its new chief executive.

Humphrey Hale has stepped down as managing director at Wolf Minerals Limited, while former Grange Resources managing director Russell Clark will take over the position effective today.

Perth-based Wolf Minerals announced a milestone in the environmental permitting process for its Hemerdon tungsten and tin project in Devon, south-west England.

Wolf Minerals has announced a substantial increase in capital and operating costs for its Hemerdon tungsten and tin project in England, which is now budgeted to cost $230 million to develop.

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Wolf Minerals has arranged final funding for construction of its Hemerdon tungsten and tin project in England after agreeing to a discounted share placement.

Attila Resources has appointed Russell Clark as non-executive chairman.Mr Clark has been managing director of Wolf Minerals since October 2013, and prior to that was chief executive of Azimuth Resources, which was bought by Troy Resources in August.

Perth-based Wolf Minerals has passed another milestone at its Hemerdon tungsten and tin project in Devon, in southern England, with the plant producing its first tungsten concentrate.

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Metals producer Wolf Minerals has secured a debt restructure with its creditors and a $32 million loan with a major shareholder, after running into problems at its Drakelands mine in southern England.

Galaxy Resources has appointed Xi Xi as non-executive director.

Tin explorer Kasbah Resources has recruited former Wolf Minerals boss Russell Clark as its new chief executive.

Russell Clark has been appointed chief executive of Kasbah Resources. He was managing director of Wolf Minerals and Grange Resources, and has more than 38 years of experience in technical roles, project development, general management and executive positions.

Matt Callahan has re-joined the board of Botanix Pharmaceuticals as an executive director following the decision by Robert Towner to step down as non-executive director.

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