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Mineral Resources faces shareholder concerns following the announcement of the Bald Hill Mine's care and maintenance due to declining iron ore prices. The downturn in the lithium market has prompted the company to halt dividends, yet analysts remain optimistic about its long-term potential, particularly with the West Pilbara iron ore project and a growing lithium business. Despite current challenges, the company's diverse portfolio and strategic initiatives could enhance shareholder value, with estimates suggesting a future worth of $50 to $60 per share.
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A group representing Australia’s A$3.9 trillion pension industry has urged its members to oppose the remuneration plan of Mineral Resources Ltd. at the upcoming annual general meeting. The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors seeks clarity on what directors knew regarding the company"s investment in industrial property partly owned by Managing Director Chris Ellison. This controversy is part of a series of scandals that have caused the company"s value to plummet by over 50% since May.
HESTA, one of Australia's largest pension funds with A$88 billion in assets, has intensified scrutiny on Mineral Resources Ltd. due to governance issues involving founder Chris Ellison and the board. The fund has placed the company on its watch list and expressed disappointment with its inadequate responses to governance concerns.
Mineral Resources Limited is experiencing stock volatility following leadership changes due to governance issues, including a $3.8 million reimbursement by Ellison for personal use of company resources. Investors are advised to adopt a cautious approach, with analysts suggesting a buy-in at around $30, while RBC Capital Markets maintains an 'outperform' rating with a target price of $64, indicating potential for future growth despite current challenges.
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Chris Ellison, founder and managing director of Mineral Resources Ltd., will step down within 18 months and face a penalty of A$8.8 million after an internal investigation revealed undeclared payments to his companies. The company stated that Ellison did not act with integrity, which contradicts its core values. He will remain in his role until a successor is appointed.
The ASX 200 is down 21 points (-0.26%) at 8159, on track to finish October approximately 1.3% lower after a record high of 8384. Retail sales rose only 0.1% in September, indicating cautious consumer behavior, while Woolworths shares fell 2.3% following a profit warning amid cost-of-living pressures. In contrast, Coles reported stable sales growth and avoided a profit warning, though its shares slipped 1.02%.
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Mineral Resources Ltd. announced that its investigation into undeclared payments linked to founder Chris Ellison will conclude next week. Ellison, who is also the managing director and a major shareholder, stated that the payments, originating from overseas entities involved in mining equipment sales, pre-date the company's 2006 listing and were not reported.

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