Gunns
Gunns taken to court over hardwood mill sale
Georgia Wilkins Embattled timber company Gunns has been taken to the Supreme Court by the purchaser of its Victorian hardwood mill.
New life ahead for zombie Gunns
Paddy Manning Gunns looks like a zombie company, but it may be about to roar back to life, and the Bell Bay pulp mill with it.
Gunns gets tick to pay down debt
Paddy Manning Gunns is believed to have the backing of shareholders for a $400 million recapitalisation.
Gunns ponders new image with name, city change
Woodchipper Gunns has confirmed that it is considering a name change and moving its headquarters from Tasmania as it continues its bid to develop a controversial $2.5 billion pulp mill at Bell Bay.
Gunns seeks more time
Woodchipper Gunns has asked that its shares remain suspended from trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) while it continues its plans to raise money.
Investor had social concerns, Gunns says
Embattled Tasmanian timber company Gunns has admitted it may have lost a major investor because of social concerns.
Gunns lifts equity raising target
Andrew Darby Troubled forestry company Gunns has lifted its equity-raising ambitions after initial plans were upset by the withdrawal of a cornerstone investor.
Gunns blames Greens for billionaire blow
Paddy Manning Gunns has lashed out at the Greens after billionaire Richard Chandler decided against investing $150m in the woodchipper, jeopardising the future of the company.
Gunns in limbo as backer bails
Paddy Manning and Andrew Darby Gunns in financial limbo after billionaire Richard Chandler pulled out of $150 million plan.
Gunns blames Greens after Chandler pulls out of deal
Paddy Manning, Andrew Darby TASMANIA'S Gunns Ltd is in financial limbo after the New Zealand billionaire Richard Chandler pulled out of a $150 million plan to become the forestry company's cornerstone investor.
Gunns flags potential new investor
Ian McIlwraith It might not look like it, but Tasmanian wood-chipper Gunns’ request this morning for its shares to be suspended for another four days is actually positive.
Gunns confident of support for capital raising
Trevor Chappell Woodchipper Gunns Ltd says it is confident of enough commitment to enable a vital capital raising to proceed, just days after a billionaire investor pulled out of a major recapitalisation.
Gunns records loss
Andrew Darby Forestry company Gunns is still pinning hopes on its long-unrealised pulp mill project.
Gunns bid for more capital
Andrew Darby Gunns is set to announce a capital raising and equity investment in a further restructure of the company.
Former Gunns chairman appears in court
Calla Wahlquist A former chairman of Tasmanian timber giant Gunns has appeared in a Launceston court on two charges of insider trading.
Gunns directors under fire
Ben Butler Shareholders in loss-making forestry group Gunns have used the company's annual meeting to question whether the company can pay its bills, asking whether it has a back-up plan should it fail in its...
Gunns still seeking pulp mill partner
Ben Butler Troubled forestry group Gunns still lacks the joint venture partner it needs to build a controversial pulp mill, chief executive Greg L'Estrange says.
Ex-Gunns chair Gay to fight insider trader charges
Andrew Darby John Gay, the former chairman of timber company Gunns Limited, has entered not guilty pleas to charges of insider trading over a $3 million profit he made from share sales.
Gunns charges denied
Andrew Darby Insider trading charges against chairman to be fought in the Tasmanian Supreme Court.
Gunns shoots up after billionaire takes stake
Andrew Darby Gunns shares skyrocket after billionaire Richard Chandler says he will inject $150 million into revamping the forestry company.
