Macmahon says it won't be impacted by FMG delays

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Macmahon Holdings has become the latest WA-based engineering and construction contractor to say Fortescue Metals Group's deferall of expansion plans will have little to no effect on its bottom line.

Macmahon was awarded a $340 million contract in December last year, to construct a 53 kilometre rail line from the Solomon mine in the Pilbara to Fortescue’s main Pilbara network.

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