In addition to its impressive corporate successes in the mining and agricultural industries, Hancock Prospecting group of companies are amongst those leading the way in supporting the men and women who have served and sacrificed for their country.
“We have many stories of families in our businesses who have, like so many others throughout West Australia, been a beneficiary of Telethon programs.” Hancock Prospecting chief executive Garry Korte said: “To the brave kids and parents who show such strength in the face of adversity, Hancock Prospecting, HanRoy, Hancock Agriculture, S Kidman & Co, Roy Hill and Atlas Iron are proud to again play a role in supporting you. “To our great mining State that does the heavy lifting for the entire country economically, we are so proud of what our industry does to support important causes. As our executive chairman, Gina Rinehart says, ‘when mining does well, Australia does well’.
Billionaire Gina Rinehart’s massive Roy Hill operation has reaped another multibillion dollar profit on the back of record shipments, which helped to offset weaker iron prices. But Australia’s richest person has again sounded the alarm on government red tape.”We are currently battling onerous, time and money consuming regulation with overlapping approval processes and other damaging policies.” – Gina Rinehart.
EXCLUSIVE Former AGL Energy boss and power industry veteran Michael Fraser has warned Australia needs a reality check on meeting its net zero targets as the nation moves ever closer to a rolling energy crisis. One of the country’s most experienced power executives, Mr Fraser told The Australian the race to take coal and gas out of the system means the coming decade is likely to be marked by regular blackouts and surging prices, given the massive shortfall in efforts to switch the power grid to renewables. “Nobody’s saying that we’re on schedule or ahead of schedule. We’re behind schedule,” said Mr Fraser, who ran Australia’s biggest power generator for eight years until 2015. Mr Fraser cautioned “a return to the 1970s” when state-backed power networks suffered from chronic blackouts.
Lt Gen Peter Leahy AC (Ret’d) is delighted to announce Mrs Gina Rinehart AO as Honorary Guardian of our veteran community. This official position recognises Mrs Rinehart’s longtime support and tremendous fundraising efforts for the charity. Most recently, she rallied her personal networks to raise a significant amount for the charity at a private luncheon in Queensland. Soldier On celebrates her contribution to safeguard the charity’s impactful national support services for veterans and their families.
Australia’s richest person pushed the button on progressing the McPhee Creek project near Nullagine shortly after her Hancock Prospecting scooped up Atlas Iron for $427 million in 2018 amid a three-way takeover tussle. But releasing full-year results for Atlas on Thursday, Mrs Rinehart said “significant increases in government processing times and multi layers of red tape” had further delayed the project, which is expected to produce about 14 million tonnes a year.This is a project that would deliver an additional $2 billion in additional tax and royalty payments to Government, as well as delivering hundreds more high-paying jobs,” Mrs Rinehart said. “The Government needs to do more to reduce red tape and streamline approvals if it wishes to help raise living standards.
At the annual Mergermarket M&A Awards dinner in Sydney on Wednesday 24th October the Mid-Market M&A Deal of the Year was awarded to Hancock Energy for the acquisition of Warrego Energy.Accepting the award Hancock Energy CEO Stuart Johnston commented “On behalf of Hancock under the leadership of our Executive Chairman Mrs Rinehart we’re pleased to accept the award as recognition of a successful transaction. Hancock sees Warrego as a complementary business with a strong strategic fit to the group where Hancock can use its project development expertise to accelerate the development of much needed domestic gas into the WA market”
Proud to support Telethon 2023. Established in 1968, generations of West Australians have grown up with Telethon and through their generosity have had a major impact on some of the life threatening diseases that face our children. Funds raised through Telethon have supported medical research into childhood diseases, provided equipment, critical services and life-changing opportunities for sick, disadvantaged and vulnerable children. Donations ensure that together, we can continue to provide children with the best quality care and support now and in the future.
We would like to thank Hancock Prospecting and Roy Hill for coming on as major sponsors of the 2023 Better Together Ball hosted by RSLWA and Legacy WA.
We are delighted to support Telethon and be part of the community that helps fund the programs, equipment and research that change West Australian families and children’s lives. Alongside Atlas Iron Pty Ltd, their outstanding fundraising efforts contributed significantly to our $1.25 million donation, adding to the massive $1.75 million already donated by Hancock Prospecting. This $3 million, alongside the more than $1.5 million donated by Roy Hill Executive Chairman Mrs Gina Rinehart, took the total donation across Hancock Prospecting to over $4.5 million.
