An embarrassment of riches for BHP's Ellis

Article Abstract:

Times are tough for BHP chairman Jerry Ellis. Corporate projects have caused trouble and BHP's share price has fallen dramatically. Furthermore, Ellis has faced the embarrassment of selling his own company's shares. Though the sales have not been voluntary, they have afforded him millions in profit. Company spokesmen have explained that Ellis' sales are required under law and BHP's rules.

Mining (except Oil and Gas), Mining ex Petroleum, Management, Corporations, Corporate finance, Mining, BHP Billiton Ltd., Ellis, Jerry

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AIM for gold

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the financial benefits which are obtained by Australian mining companies who are listed on the Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market in London, England. The costs of listing are discussed.

Economic aspects, Industrial development, Industrialization, Alternative Investment Market, London, England

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Miners gang up to hold their own

Article Abstract:

Small Australian mining companies are looking to merge in order to obtain more investment.

Mining & Extractive Industries, Mining

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