SRG books contracts worth $200m

SRG Global has won a dozen contracts worth $200 million from the likes of Roy Hill, Genesis Mining Services and Iluka Resources for work across their Western Australian operations. 

The local deals are among 12 new contracts for the engineering group secured from new and existing clients across WA, Australia and New Zealand.

SRG was engaged to conduct earthworks and civil construction at the Roy Hill mining operation in the Pilbara through Gina Rinehart's HanRoy.

Genesis Mining Services contracted SRG to provide production drilling, blasting and explosives management at the Admiral gold operation in the eastern Goldfields.

Iluka Resources engaged SRG to provide access services across its operations in WA and in South Australia over a five-year period.

SRG will supply Protek and Bartek structural products for the WA Public Transport Authority’s Byford rail extension project.

Other contract wins included work for Evolution Mining, AGL, Sydney Water, the Department of Transport Victoria among others.

“We are delighted to announce our continued success in securing a diverse range of contracts with new and repeat clients across Australia and New Zealand,” managing director David Macgeorge said.

“These agreements not only reaffirm our leadership position in multiple industries, but also highlight the trust and confidence our clients place in us to deliver critical services.

“We look forward to strengthening these relationships as we apply our specialist capabilities for our key clients across a broad range of sectors.”  

SRG’s shares were trading up 2.55 per cent at market close.