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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John Farey 

Non-Executive Chairman

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John Farey has over 45 years experience in financial services including merchant and investment banking, having held directorships/ management positions in Australia, UK, South East and Far East Asia with major international banks and companies. Mr Farey was appointed as a Director on 11 July 2017. 

Vincent Tan

Executive Director

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Vincent Tan's date of appointment as Non-Executive Director was 3 February 2015. Mr Tan is a Chartered Accountant and has over the past 35 years worked in a range of industries, including insurance, securities trading, finance and property. Mr Tan has held senior management positions in a number of public and non-government organisations and has broad experience in corporate structuring.

Richard Yap

Non-Executive Director 

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Richard Yap has over 20 years experience in investment banking and corporate finance with qualifications of a Bachelor of economics and a Master of Business Administration from Monash University

Mona Esapournoori

Company Secretary

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Mona Esapournoori holds a Bachelor of Law from University of Western Sydney. She is admitted as a solicitor with the Law Society of New South Wales

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Luisa Tan

CEO

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Luisa Tan has 20 years of legal, corporate finance and investment banking formerly with Deacons (now Norton Rose Fulbright), J.P. Morgan, Caliburn Partnership (now Greenhill & Co) and Macquarie Bank.

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Ms Tan holds a Bachelor of Commerce/Laws and a Masters of Laws from UNSW.

Dr. Venkata Kambala

Technical Director (Consultant)

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Dr. Venkata has studied M.Sc. in Applied Geochemistry at Osmania University and received a Ph.D. (Chemistry) from JNTU/Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (Hyderabad).

 

Venkata is an expert in clay based natural mineral adsorbents with a particular emphasis on their use in oil refineries (Aviation Turbine Fuel), crop protection chemicals (Agriculture and Horticulture), thixotropic applications (paints and coatings).

Francis Choy

CFO


Francis Choy has held a number of senior positions in senior financial management roles throughout Australia and South East Asia. 

CONSULTANTS

Hetherington
Tenement Management Services

https://hetherington.net.au/

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SRK Consulting
Geology and Resources

https://srk.com

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Stratum Resources
Minerals Management services 
Michael Leu
Geologist
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Jacob Rebek
Geologist

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Piper Alderman
Solicitors

https://piperalderman.com.au/

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Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Solicitors

https://www.hfw.com

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Ensign Legal
Solicitors

https://www.ensignlegal.com.au/

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Waitsia Gas Project Field

Conventional onshore gas field located in the Perth Basin of Western Australia.

Considered to be one of the largest onshore gas fields in Australia.

The Waitsia Gas Project has been forecast to bring significant economic benefit to the Mid West region through its construction and operating phases

The Waitsia Gas Project encompasses the Xyris Production Facility, the Waitsia Gas Plant, numerous wells and gathering systems of flowlines and hubs to convey extracted gas.

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Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2 / 2A

Waitsia Stage 2, including the new Waitsia Gas Plant and associated gas gathering pipelines, is spread across a ~10km radius and has been built adjacent to the Xyris Production Facility.

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The Waitsia Gas Plant will have a production capacity of 250 TJ/day, and once in production the gas will be conveyed from the plant to the nearby DBNGP, providing gas to the North West Shelf to be processed and sold as LNG to the international market, with the plant eventually providing gas directly to the WA domestic market.

Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2A

Construction of the Project commenced in 2021 and has resulted in numerous contracts being awarded to Mid West, Western Australian and Australian businesses.

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All the major units of the Waitsia Gas Plant were build in Western Australia by specialist fabrication companies and trucked to site – the largest of the modules weighed in at 45 tonnes and stands 34m tall.

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The Stage 2 construction workforce peaked at more than 400 jobs mid-2023, and will ensure 25 ongoing permanent jobs for the operation phase.

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Waitsia Project Stage 1/ 1A

Xyris Production Facility, has been producing since 2016. Stage 1 has a maximum capacity of ~30 Terajoules per day, and is currently supplying the Western Australian domestic market via the Dampier to Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline (DBNGP).

Waitsia Gas Project Stage 1A
During the development of Stage 1A, more than $6 million in service contracts were awarded to Mid West businesses that provided core services, such as pipeline construction, earthworks, concreting and electrical and instrumental construction.

Local service providers helped to deliver the Waitsia Stage 1A on time and under budget.

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Xyris Gas Plant Expansion
The 2020 Expansion Project for the Xyris Gas Plant Facility to refurbish the facility and connect it to the DBNGP awarded more than $2 million to local contractors to provide construction services.

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Local contractors were engaged for road maintenance, cleaning, minor earthworks and communications.

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Waitsia Gas Prroject Stage 2B

Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2B proposes to drill a further five to eight wells, which would be tied-back via new flowlines to the Waitsia Gas Plant.

These activities will occur on private agricultural land or at existing well pads that have gas infrastructure in place or adjacent to them.

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The Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2 is a conventional gas proposal located approximately 16km East-South-East of the Dongara-Port Denison town sites.

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The proposal includes clearing of up to 17 ha of native vegetation to support the following:

 Construction and operation of a new gas processing plant with a maximum export capacity of 250 terajoules per day;


Drilling of up to 6 new production wells to supplement the existing 2 wells; 
Installation of a gas gathering system comprising of flowlines and hubs; and
Installation of a flowline from the proposed gas plant for water reinjection via a disused petroleum production well.

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