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Wesfarmers and Chilean partner SQM approve $1.4 billion expansion of Ht Holland lithium project

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By Sean Smith, Seàn Smith, Seán Smith
| Manjimup-Bridgetown Verified
Wesfarmers and its Chilean partner have approved a $1.4 billion expansion of their WA lithium mine to better position the project to make money through the battery metal’s volatile price cycle. The final investment decision by the WA conglomerate and Chile’s SQM will double production of lithium concentrate from the Mt Holland mine, near Southern Cross, to 760,000 tonnes a year from 2030. Mt Holland entered production two years ago.
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Gina Rinehart’s Hancock pumps $72m into Lumitron’s US imaging technology for cancer detection and mining

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By Sean Smith, Seàn Smith, Seán Smith
| Augusta Margaret River Times Verified
Mining and pastoralist billionaire Gina Rinehart is deploying more than $70 million into revolutionary imaging technology that can detect not just cancer but contaminants in iron ore. The businesswoman’s Hancock Prospecting has taken a $US50m ($US72m) strategic investment in California-based Lumitron, with the cash to support the commercial development of the company’s Hyperview technology, which is said to deliver X-rays with up to 1000 times the resolution of conventional machines.
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RJV: Founding Vincent family exits major WA civil and mining contractor after 70 years

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By Sean Smith, Seàn Smith, Seán Smith
| Midwest Times Verified
One of WA’s oldest civil construction and mining contractors, RJV, has changed hands after 70 years, with the exit of the founding Vincent family. Established by Ron Vincent as a bulldozing business in regional WA in 1955, RJV revealed on Tuesday that Mr Vincent’s son and company chair John Vincent had been bought out by chief executive Tim Ryan. Mr Ryan succeeded Mr Vincent as chief executive six years ago, having joined the Balcatta-based business in 2002.
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