WorleyParsons' billion-dollar solar plan
WorleyParsons is studying the construction of the world's biggest project producing power from the sun's heat, tapping incentives for renewable energy generation.
WorleyParsons wins $5.3b coal project
Waratah Coal has appointed WorleyParsons as lead consultant and project manager for its $5.3 billion mine, rail and port development in central Queensland.
WorleyParsons awarded Fortescue contract
WorleyParsons Ltd has been awarded a lucrative contract for the second phase expansion of Fortescue Metals Group Ltd's iron ore development project.
WorleyParsons year profit up 53%
Engineering services company WorleyParsons reports a 53% jump in full-year profit, riding a boom in mining and energy projects.
WorleyParsons makes Canadian acquisition
Engineering and mining services company WorleyParsons has made an acquisition in Canada, purchasing Westmar Consultants for $A48.68 million.
WorleyParsons profit up 61 per cent
Engineering company WorleyParsons has forecast higher earnings in the second half after posting a 61.6 per cent increase in half year profit.
WorleyParsons first half profit up 62%
WorleyParsons, Australia's biggest engineering company, has posted a 61.6 per cent increase in half year profit.
Worley looks to WA for solar power plant
WorleyParsons Ltd says the Pilbara region of Western Australia could be a potential location for the construction of a thermal solar power station.
Big jump for WorleyParsons as growth shot hits bullseye
AUSTRALIA'S largest engineering company, WorleyParsons, has met its ambitious growth targets with a 62 per cent jump in interim profit and forecast higher earnings in the second half.
Worley profit up 53%, mulls solar plant
WorleyParsons, Australia's largest engineering company, says the Pilbara region of WA could be a location for a $1 billion thermal solar power station.
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Fortescue to double iron ore production
FORTESCUE METALS is forging ahead with plans to more than double its annual production capacity to 120 million tonnes of iron ore a year.
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Aussie shares now "cheap," UBS says
Australian companies have posted ''respectable'' earnings so far this reporting season and are now good value, according to UBS AG strategists.
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Stocks stronger for third straight day
The Australian share market marked its third straight day of gains, with the banks making a run higher and strong commodities prices boosting the big miners.
Worley weighs up $1b Pilbara solar plant
WORLEYPARSONS, Australia's largest engineering company, says the Pilbara region of Western Australia could be a location for a $1 billion solar power station.
ANZ reveals it has fingers in a dozen more pies
ANZ has finally revealed it holds more than 5 per cent of a further 12 companies, through shares worth more than $1.1 billion offered by its stock-lending business.
FMG charged over cyclone deaths
Eight companies, including Fortescue, will face court over charges relating to two deaths during Cyclone George.
Shares eye modest gains
Shares are set for a modestly higher start, following a lead from Wall Street, but resource firms may fall after declines in oil, gold and base metal prices.
ASX opens higher amid volatile Wall St
The ASX is expected to open higher today after the return of volatility on Wall Street, with all three major US indices see-sawing their way to positive closes.
Stocks close higher driven by miners
The Australian share market closed moderately higher, driven by renewed strength in global miners BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.
Worley Parson annual net profit up 53%
Worley Parsons Ltd expects to increase earnings again this financial year, after delivering a 53 per cent lift in annual profit.
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