such as SRK, Golder, AECOM and AMEC, will have greater opportunities to capture market share in a supply constrained market (Table 4.7). Table 4.6: Major Diverse Mining Service Firms Company Services (& products) Est’d Emp’s Revenue (million) Orica Explosives manufacturing and supply; 1874 14,000 $6272 blast management services; strata support products; chemicals. Boart Longyear Contract drilling services; drill product 1890 9000 $2000 and equipment manufacturing. UGL Group Contract construction and engineering 1971 5900 $959 services. Campbell Bros. Analytical laboratory services, 1863 10,000 $858 certification Monadelphous Contract maintenance and 1978 3000 $809 engineering services Emeco Equipment hire 1972 950 $500 Table 4.7: Major Mining Consultancy Firms. Company Services (& products) Est’d Emp’s Revenue (million) GHD (Priv) Engineering and environmental 1928 1200 ~$150 consulting services SKM (Priv) Consulting and Engineering 1964 1900 $500 Coffey Mining Exploration and Mining consulting 1959 320 $44* Mine design, planning, Runge 1977 370 $94 optimisation, valuation Snowden Mining consulting services 1987 200 ~$40 GR Engineering Engineering consulting and 2006 150 $130 Services contracting Xstract Mining Mining consulting services 2008 ~35 ~$7* Consultants (Priv) Optiro (Priv) Mining consulting services 2008 ~20 ~$5* AMC (Priv) Mining consulting services 1983 200 ~$40* CSA Global (Priv) 1986 75 ~$15* +-majority foreign owned *- figure is an estimate for 2009-10. Other consulting firms include: Mining One, Whittle, IMC Mining Solutions, Beck, Arndt Engineering, Mining Plus and Cube Consulting. Mining Equipment Suppliers and Manufacturers (Table 4.8) There are few Australian producers of large machinery and most large equipment for drilling, mining and processing is imported. It is important to emphasise this point – Appendix 1 sets out the major
such as SRK, Golder, AECOM and AMEC, will have greater opportunities to capture market share in a supply constrained market (Table 4.7). Table 4.6: Major Diverse Mining Service Firms Company Services (& products) Est’d Emp’s Revenue (million) Orica Explosives manufacturing and supply; blast management services; strata support products; chemicals. 1874 14,000 $6272 Boart Longyear Contract drilling services; drill product and equipment manufacturing. 1890 9000 $2000 UGL Group Contract construction and engineering services. 1971 5900 $959 Campbell Bros. Analytical laboratory services, certification 1863 10,000 $858 Monadelphous Contract maintenance and engineering services 1978 3000 $809 Emeco Equipment hire 1972 950 $500 Table 4.7: Major Mining Consultancy Firms. Company Services (& products) Est’d Emp’s Revenue (million) GHD (Priv) Engineering and environmental consulting services 1928 1200 ~$150 SKM (Priv) Consulting and Engineering 1964 1900 $500 Coffey Mining Exploration and Mining consulting 1959 320 $44* Runge Mine design, planning, optimisation, valuation 1977 370 $94 Snowden Mining consulting services 1987 200 ~$40 GR Engineering Services Engineering consulting and contracting 2006 150 $130 Xstract Mining Consultants (Priv) Mining consulting services 2008 ~35 ~$7* Optiro (Priv) Mining consulting services 2008 ~20 ~$5* AMC (Priv) Mining consulting services 1983 200 ~$40* CSA Global (Priv) 1986 75 ~$15* +-majority foreign owned *- figure is an estimate for 2009-10. Other consulting firms include: Mining One, Whittle, IMC Mining Solutions, Beck, Arndt Engineering, Mining Plus and Cube Consulting. Mining Equipment Suppliers and Manufacturers (Table 4.8) There are few Australian producers of large machinery and most large equipment for drilling, mining and processing is imported. It is important to emphasise this point – Appendix 1 sets out the major
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