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CIMIC Group subsidiaries Sedgman and CPB Contractors have won a $757 million contract from BHP.

Administrators from EY have been appointed to various Pindan Group companies from 5pm this afternoon.

CIMIC Group's mining services business has received a $2.5 billion contract extension with Jellinbah Group for work at the Lake Vermont coal mine in Queensland.

Uranium miner Paladin Energy has appointed experienced mining directors Peter Watson and Peter Main to the board, while three non-executive directors have stepped down from their roles.

ASX-listed Heron Resources has received a claim from CIMIC Group subsidiary, Sedgman, for $49.9 million in extra costs for works at its flagship Woodlawn zinc-copper project in New South Wales.

MOD Resources has increased the capacity of its planned processing plant at the T3 copper project in Botswana, while also appointing a lead engineer for the feasibility study, along with debt advisers for the project.

New Century Resources has awarded a mining services contract to an indigenous joint venture as part of what the company claims to be an Australian-first agreement with traditional owners.

Aspiring miner Heron Resources has tapped investors for about $240 million and says it is now fully funded to develop its Woodlawn zinc-copper project in NSW.

Heron Resources has awarded CIMIC Group subsidiary Sedgman a $107 million engineering, procurement and construction contract for a processing facility at its Woodlawn zinc-copper project south of Sydney.

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Construction giant CIMIC Group has proposed to acquire all the shares it doesn't own in Perth-based Macmahon Holdings, with the deal valuing the target at about $174 million.

Former Sedgman manager Luke Graham has been appointed as chief executive and managing director of mineral sands miner Strandline Resources.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering says it has won $20 million in new contracts and extensions since the start of the year, including a contract for work at BHP Billiton's Jimblebar iron ore mine in the Pilbara.

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Construction and contract mining firm CIMIC Group is set for a solid 2016 after lifting its underlying annual profit by 20 per cent.

The Takeovers Panel has refused to intervene in construction giant CIMIC Group's $243 million takeover bid for mining services company Sedgman.

Mining services company Sedgman has asked the Takeovers Panel to stop construction giant CIMIC Group from buying any more of its shares.

Mining services company Sedgman expects to sharply boost first-half profit and has pledged a special dividend for shareholders, as it seeks to fend off a takeover bid from construction giant CIMIC Group.

Mining services contractor Sedgman has told its shareholders to take no action towards CIMIC Group's $153.1 million offer for all the shares it doesn't already own in the business.

Mining services contractor Sedgman has revealed that its major shareholder, CIMIC Group, is seeking greater influence over its operations, following its shock vote against the re-election of three independent directors, raising more questions about Cimic's plans for Perth contractor Macmahon Holdings.

Perth-based contractor Civmec has won a number of new contracts and additional work, worth a combined value of $65 million.

A joint venture between Civmec and Sedgman has won a $145 million engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning contract at BHP Billiton's Jimblebar iron ore mine in the Pilbara.

Henderson-based engineering and construction firm Civmec has been awarded a number of contract wins and extensions, including more work on the new Perth Stadium, with a combined value of $68 million.

Sedgman has awarded Perth-based concrete construction group Whittens a multi-million dollar subcontract to provide civil work at Groote Eylandt Mining Company's Manganese mine in the Northern Territory.

Engineering contractor Sedgman has won a bid to build a filtration plant at Alcoa of Australia's Kwinana alumina refinery, under a deal worth $59.8 million.

Sedgman's joint venture operation with Thiess has won a $64 million contract for the design and construction of a modular iron processing plant at Fortescue Metal Group's Solomon iron ore mine in Western Australia.

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Canada-focused explorer Coalspur Mines says it stands little chance of developing its flagship Vista thermal coal project in the near-term as tough equity market conditions threaten the company's ongoing viability.

Engineering contractor Sedgman says it expects to post a full-year net loss because it is unlikely to complete the sale of surplus assets in time to bolster its results.

Mining executive Chris Tuckwell plans to return to MACA as its managing director, two years after leaving the company to join rival contractor Ausdrill in Africa.

Coalspur Mines has dumped Forge Group's still-active North American business as its preferred engineering, procurement and construction contractor, as the fallout from the failed engineering company's collapse continues.

Perth-based concrete construction group Whittens has been awarded a $15.5 million contract for civil concrete construction works at the Boggabri coal handling and processing plant in New South Wales.

Electrical contracting firm GCo Electrical has won a $6.8 million contract at La Mancha Resources' Mungari gold project near Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

GR Engineering Services has promoted chief operating officer Geoff Jones to managing director, to succeed Joe Ricciardo who moves to an executive chairman position.

Engineering firms exposed to mining are going through a tough patch but prospects are much better for those like Technip and Clough in the oil & gas sector.

Engineering contractor Calibre Group announced late today the resignation of managing director Rod Baxter, following a series of damaging profit downgrades that have shattered its stock price.

UGL and Sedgeman have joined the growing list of engineering and mining services companies forced to slash costs in response to a slowdown in project work.

Engineering company Sedgman has signed a $90 million contract to design and build a new gold processing plant near Kalgoorlie for La Mancha Resources.

Engineering company Sedgman has expanded its scope of work at Riversdale Mining's Benga coal project in Mozambique, signing design and further supply contract worth $50 million.

The global economic slowdown has forced engineering company Sedgman to write-off $20 million of goodwill value from its Perth-based subsidiary Intermet Engineering, which it bought less than two years ago for $32 million.