News Articles for Stuart Crofts

SPECIAL REPORT: The Italian contractor managing Perth's largest infrastructure project has outlined some of the hurdles it faces doing business in WA.

The CEO of civil contractor Brierty, Stuart Crofts, has resigned following discussions about the company's future direction and strategy.

Civil contractor Brierty has won an $18 million contract with Mount Gibson Iron for the construction of a haul road to the Extension Hill mine site located 260 kilometres south east of Geraldton.

Civil contractor Brierty has secured a new $13.4 million civil works contract with BHP Billiton Worsley Alumina in the South West of Western Australia.

Civil contractor Brierty has secured more than $35 million worth of contracts with long-term customers, including Fortescue Metals Group and Main Roads WA, during the September quarter.

Civil contractor Brierty has secured two Pilbara road contracts, valued at a total of $19 million, as it appoints chief executive Stuart Crofts to the board as managing director.

Civil contractor Brierty has appointed chief executive Stuart Crofts to the company's board as managing director.

Mining services company Brierty says up to 100 jobs could be on the line after Fortescue Metals Group suddenly terminated a contract six months early.

Civil contractor Brierty expects a steady second half despite softer market conditions as it posts a profit rebound for the first half of fiscal 2009.