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Chris Campbell, the ex- nickel executive has been appointed as the new iron ore president by mining giant BHP Billiton (BHP) as the merger of its West Australian iron ore projects with Rio Tinto gathers pace. The merger is expected to prompt top-level restructuring in the mining companies. Mr. Campbell, who was playing the lead role in the iron ore merger talks on behalf of BHP Billiton since last June will be replacing Ian Ashby.
One of the leading coal seam gas producers QGC, formerly know as Queensland Gas Company (QGC), which primarily focuses on exploration, production and supply of onshore gas have declared that it will spend more than $US3 billion on its liquefied natural gas (LNG) operation at Curtis Land, Queensland. QGC will invest the money in the project in next six months.
Australia based mining giant Rio Tinto (RIO) has taken fresh moves to enhance its ties with China by appointing a new managing director for that country. Rio stated that the new managing director- Ian Bauert will take new role for the company in China and will be based in Shanghai. One of the primary goals for Mr.
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