Darryl R. J. Harris

Indo Mines Ltd. engages in the exploration and development of iron sand mineral assets. Its portfolio consists of Indonesian Pig Iron. The company was founded by Nikolajs Zuks and is headquartered in Perth, Australia.

Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy, also known as AusIMM, is the leading organization for professionals working in the resources sector. AusIMM is based in Carlton, Australia, and has subsidiaries in Hong Kong. The Australian company's main focus is on shaping careers, showcasing leadership, creating communities, and upholding standards.

Aurora Metals Ltd. is an exploration and development company. The firm engages in mining operations, mount garnet processing plant and mount garnet tin project. The company was founded by Ralph De Lacey and John Sainsbury on July 31, 2007 and is headquartered in Cairns North, Australia.

Outotec Pty Ltd. provides process solutions, technologies and services for the mining and metallurgical industries. The company utilizes its process know-how by providing plants, equipment and services based mainly on proprietary technologies. It works in close partnership with its customers and provides proven environmentally sound and energy saving solutions. Outotec operates through three business divisions, Minerals Processing, Base Metals and Metals Processing. The technologies and services cover the whole production chain of processing minerals to metals and they are used in the production of ferrous metals & ferroalloys, alumina & aluminum, copper, nickel, zinc, precious metals, niobium, synthetic rutile, certain industrial minerals and sulfuric acid. It actively develops or acquires new technologies and processes based on customer needs and business requirements. Outotec's continuous strive to add value to business by technology is based on the sustainable development principles. The common denominator in all Outotec technologies is their ability to save energy, natural resources or capital investments, frequently all three at the same time. Many of its technologies have been rated by European Union as BAT, the best existing, economically viable techniques with regard to the environment.