Pioneer of the
Australian Iron Ore
Industry

WELCOME TO HANCOCK PROSPECTING

One of Australia’s most successful, privately-owned companies that has a long and important association with the Pilbara, West Australia and the iron ore and agriculture sectors. The Group continues to diversify into key industries to support the company’s future.

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Major Highlights

‘Things We Love’ Sydney launch, speech by Alan Jones

She is going to be embarrassed but I’ve known Gina for a long time – beautiful lady and I think she is most probably the greatest living Australian. When people think of Gina Rinehart and they see the pictures in the book – it is a magnificent book – I’ll come to that in a […]

Roy Hill Launches its Seventh Pink Truck Fleet

As is tradition several times each year at Roy Hill, we have a special occasion to honour, and in support of breast cancer survivors and female employees of Roy Hill and Hancock Prospecting. Mrs Rinehart gave a speech today at the seventh pink truck ceremony in support of breast cancer sufferers. These events are very […]

Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta

The Aon Sydney International Rowing Regatta (SIRR), Australia’s premier rowing event is being held today, Sunday March 31st, at the Sydney 2000 Olympic legacy venue, the Sydney International Regatta Centre. The regatta featured the centenary of the King’s and Queen’s Cups Interstate Regatta as well as the Australian Open Championships and Australian Schools Championships. […]

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LANG HANCOCKHancock Prospecting Founder

Minerals are not like crops of wheat or wool that grow every year. You have got to find more each year and more each decade if Australia’s standards of living are to continue.

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