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WMC Resources Limited was an Australian diversified mining company. History [ edit ] Western Mining Corporation (WMC) was formed in 1933, when William Robinson , the Australian-born London -based managing director of Broken Hill Associated Smelters, was able to interest several large London-based mining companies into forming syndicates to ...
1933. Status. Acquired/ Merged. Employees. 3,066. Latest Deal Type. M&A. Financing Rounds. 2. Investments. 1. General Information. Description. Provider of metals and mineral exploration services. The company's metals and mineral exploration services include nickel and copper mining, concentrating, smelting and refining in Australia.
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A timeline of our history. January 2016. Founding of WMC Energy B.V. September 2019. WMC expands and opens a North American office in New York. July 2020. WMC formalizes a Battery Materials division alongside its existing Nuclear Fuel division. April 2021. Engagement as technical advisor to Sprott Physical Uranium Trust.
Jun 3, 2005 · BHP Billiton triumphed in its A$9.2bn bid for WMC Resources, its fellow Melbourne-based mining house, securing well over the minimum 50 per cent needed before the offer, Australia’s biggest...
Number: 10/05. BHP Billiton today announced a cash offer of A$7.85 per share for the entire issued capital of WMC Resources Limited ("WMC Resources"), valuing WMC Resources equity at A$9.2 billion (US$7.3 billion). The Board of WMC Resources has unanimously recommended that WMC Resources shareholders accept the BHP Billiton offer in the absence ...
About us. Industry. Mining. Company size. 1,001-5,000 employees. Type. Public Company. Locations. Primary Get directions. Employees at WMC Resources. Jan Macpherson. Principal at ResourceAus....
Lessons From China - White paper from WMC and American Agri-Women America has a great wealth of critical minerals that will secure a clean independent technological and energy future, but only if we support and help develop the domestic mineral production and processing of our mineral resources. (May 2020)
