News Articles for Bradken

Newly-appointed Lithium Australia managing director Simon Linge has vowed to fast-track the company's development as the Perth-based battery innovator moves to commercialise its patented technologies. Mr Linge has more than 25 years of global manufacturing, recycling and engineering services experience and as the company's chief executive officer, contributed to the landmark development agreement signed earlier this month with mining heavyweight Mineral Resources.

Mining services group Bradken has flagged more cost cutting as the mining downturn drags on for years.

Shipbuilder Austal has shone in the quarterly rebalance of the S&P/ASX indices, while many local miners and contractors have lost their status.

Bradken has sold its Bassendean engineering facility to Sydney property group Charter Hall in an off-market sale and leaseback deal worth about $32.8 million, while the Champion Drive Shopping Centre in Seville Grove has been sold for $13.5 million.

Buyer demand for industrial land in the northern suburbs is ramping up, with Raine & Horne Commercial recording more than $4 million in land sales in the past seven days, with negotiations for

Galvin Engineering is hoping a recent acquisition will provide a welcome boost to business.

Shares in Bradken have soared to a two-month high on the back of a conditional takeover proposal, as the heavy equipment manufacturer continues to close its factories and shed jobs across Perth.

Commercial real estate agency Colliers International has been appointed to sell engineering group Bradken's old foundry site in Henderson, expecting the 20,500 square metre site to attract offers e

NSW-based industrial manufacturer Bradken has appointed David Smith as its first Perth-based director, starting next month.

THE scale of the mining sector is readily apparent to many Western Australians, but the size of the mining services industry may not be so clear.

National industrial goods supplier and maintenance provider Bradken has acquired Wangara-based Wear Protect Systems and two of its related companies for an upfront payment of $13.3 million and an earn-out over two years.

NSW-based steel player Bradken has announced its acquisition of the Wundowie Foundry Pty Ltd in Western Australia for $8 million to be paid from current facilities.

CANNINGTON-based specialist foundry scrap metal supplier G.W. Brown Pty Ltd has been bought by manufacturer and supplier Bradken Ltd.