From 1 October 2020, Iron Fortune has relocated its Australian operations to 32 Andretti Court, Truganina, Victoria, 3029.
The new premises are also occupied by McLeod Rail and comprise modern offices including boardrooms, laboratories, warehouse and car parking.
On 6 October 2014, Iron Fortune announced its first capital raising for A$250,000. The amount raised will be utilised to fund a twelve month programme in Timor-Leste, together with a South Australian geophysical study.
If you would like to receive the information memorandum, or attend the 23 October Melbourne investor briefing, please email enquiries@ironfortune.com.au.
On the weekend of 20 to 21 September, Military History and Heritage Victoria held a conference at Melbourne’s RACV Club, to reflect on the 15th anniversary of the International Force for Timor-Leste, better known as INTERFET.
Iron Fortune was pleased to attend a luncheon in Melbourne at the offices of law firm DLA Piper. Continue reading
We undertook an extended visit to Timor-Leste in August and early September 2014. This visit included several trips to regional areas outside Dili – to the eastern-most District of Lautem, including the towns and villages of Los Palos, Com and Tutuala; to Aileu and Maubisse in the centre of Timor-Leste and south of Dili; and to Vermasse, Baucau, Veniale, Ossu and Viqueque east of Dili and south of Baucau, the second city of Timor-Leste. Continue reading
Mary Thompson visited Dili in May 2014 to build on the relationships initiated during the February visit. There were opportunities again to visit Tibar Port site and local quarries and to meet owners and operators. We built relationships with locally based contractors and with International Organisations focused on economic development in Timor-Leste.
In February 2014 we joined a Victorian Employers Chamber of Commerce and Industry Study Tour. Following briefings with Resources Minister Alfredo Pires and Public Works Minister de Sousa, we visited local quarries and projects in the Dili region, including the proposed Tibar Port development. Meetings with resource sector regulatory agencies also took place. Continue reading
Iron Fortune participated in the Victorian government’s Timor-Leste (East Timor) trade delegation in early February 2014. Areas of focus include mining opportunities, as well as quarrying requirements for aggregates required for the development of the nation’s infrastructure.
Iron Fortune directors are currently completing preliminary due diligence on the company’s first acquisition target, a mining services company operating in the Eastern States.