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Riversdale Mining Pty Limited (ACN 006031161) is an Australian private company registered in 1982. ASIC's company register lists it as registered as at November 2026. Records show deed of company arrangement in 2001, with David Laurence Mcevoy appointed as deed administrator.

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Key facts

ItemRecorded
Legal nameRIVERSDALE MINING PTY LIMITED
ACN006031161
ABN53006031161
Company typeAustralian Private Company
Status (ASIC register, November 2026)Registered
Status in the 2023 recordsRegistered
Class (ASIC register)Limited by shares
Sub-class (ASIC register)Proprietary company
Former namesRiversdale Mining Limited, Thirteenth Butterfly Pty. Ltd., Waivcom Worldwide Limited, Waiviata International Limited, Waiviata International Pty. Ltd. and Wave Capital Limited
Current name since2015
Registered1982 (about 41 years before these records)
Current directors2
Current secretaries1
Shareholders recorded1
Share classes1
Appointed auditorPricewaterhousecoopers Legal

Associated parties

No other Australian companies are linked to Riversdale Mining Pty Limited by majority shareholdings in these records; its own records link it to 58 people.

Board changes by year

Between 1970 and 2021, records show 68 appointments and 65 recorded departures at Riversdale Mining Pty Limited. The busiest year was 2011, with 13 changes.

YearAppointedLeft
202111
202001
201911
201711
201611
201457
201331
201246
201167
201010
200921
200811
200644
200522
200433

External administration

Records for Riversdale Mining Pty Limited show 4 appointments of external administration: voluntary administration and deed of company arrangement.

YearEventRoleName
2001Voluntary administrationAdministratorNicholas Brooke
2001Voluntary administrationAdministratorDavid Laurence Mcevoy
2001Deed of company arrangementDeed administratorNicholas Brooke
2001Deed of company arrangementDeed administratorDavid Laurence Mcevoy

In a voluntary administration, an independent administrator takes control of the company to decide its future: a deed of company arrangement, liquidation or a return to the directors.

A deed of company arrangement is a binding arrangement between a company and its creditors, overseen by a deed administrator.

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Officeholder and shareholding details come from Australian company records collected up to 2023, and may have changed since. Current company names and statuses are from ASIC's company register as at November 2026. Exact shareholdings and dates, dates of birth and addresses are not shown. To correct or remove a record, contact us.

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