The Company
Critical Minerals Supply Chain Experts
About MPC
Resource communications & commercial advisory
A Perth-based advisory practice founded by Michael Prassas for resource companies, rooted in the critical minerals chain.
We build the identity, communications and investor materials companies need – and advise on the commercial and policy decisions behind them.
Clients include ASX- and AIM-listed developers, private project companies and technology licensors. Since 2023 MPC has delivered engagements for clients in Australia, Finland, Germany and the United States.
Who We Are
Independent. Hands-on.
International trade at Scharr in Stuttgart, then BP, TomTom and Aisin AW, then fifteen years selling rare earths, graphite and battery minerals. Deals close on clear communication and credible material – so MPC builds both.
- Solvay – nine-figure OEM supply agreements
- Peak Resources – GM Sales, Ngualla
- Primobius – first Mercedes-Benz contract
Vision & Purpose
Our purpose
To help resource companies – established commodities and critical minerals alike – turn a shifting geopolitical landscape into an advantage.
Resilience is built in the calm, not the crisis: we help clients plan, decide and make their case to investors, buyers and governments before the pressure arrives.
Our People
Who you work with
Michael Prassas
“Business development, communication and research only succeed together. Research gives you something worth saying; good communication, backed by strong visuals, makes sure you are seen and heard; business development turns both into results. That is why MPC brings all three together.”
Phúc Hoài Trương Nguyễn
“Every number we publish has a source behind it. Before a slide is designed or a sentence is written, I gather and check the facts – the market, the peers, the figures – so that what our clients show investors, buyers and governments holds up when someone checks.”
Hoài coordinates MPC’s engagements, runs research and fact-checking on every deliverable, and manages the back office and document control.