Western Australian mining company, MLG Oz, has received an extension to its existing contract with Rio Tinto.
The contract is for the provision of bulk haulage site services in support of ongoing activities at the Western Turner Syncline Mine in Pilbara, WA.
It encompasses the provision of off-road bulk ore haulage services, material loading, rock breaking, unloading, stockpile management and road maintenance services.
“We are very pleased to be able to extend our relationship with Rio Tinto for a further three months, which is a positive reflection of the successful commencement and delivery of our services,” said MLG Oz acting CEO, Mark Hatfield.
The extension will provide additional revenues of approximately $5 million through to March 2026.
The original contract revenue is still expected to be approximately $20 million.
In other news, MLG Oz has announced the successful completion of its Castle Hill Haul Road project.
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