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GR Engineering Services lands $275m Yitirrti project contract

GR Engineering Services shares react after securing a $275 million contract for the Yitirrti copper-silver-zinc project in WA.

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The GR Engineering Services Ltd (ASX: GNG) share price is in focus after the company secured a $275 million EPC contract for the Yitirrti (Sulphur Springs) Copper-Silver-Zinc Project, further cementing its position as a leading minerals processing contractor in Australia.

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What did GR Engineering Services report?

  • Secured a $275 million engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the Yitirrti Project
  • Project client is Venturex Sulphur Springs Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Develop Global Limited (ASX:DVP)
  • Early works and ordering of long lead items had previously commenced
  • The project involves a 1.5 Mtpa copper-silver-zinc operation in Western Australia

What else do investors need to know?

GR Engineering announced its appointment as Preferred Contractor for the Yitirrti Project back in June, but today's contract execution locks in the full $275 million EPC value. Early works had already kicked off, signalling steady operational momentum.

The company continues to bolster its order book with key projects across different commodities, expanding its pipeline and providing forward revenue visibility. This contract highlights GR Engineering's ongoing partnerships with established industry names such as Develop Global.

What did GR Engineering Services management say?

Managing Director Tony Patrizi said:

GR Engineering is pleased to be working again with the Develop team. This project further enhances GR Engineering's reputation as the leading minerals processing EPC contractor in Australia across a broad range of commodities.

What's next for GR Engineering Services?

With the new EPC contract now in place, GR Engineering will progress into full-scale project delivery at Yitirrti, building on work already started. The company is likely to maintain momentum as it executes its robust pipeline of mining and processing projects.

Management's focus remains on securing further contracts in key sectors and leveraging its reputation to drive sustainable growth in coming years.

GR Engineering Services share price snapshot

Over the past 12 months, GNG Engineering shares have risen 38%, outperforming the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO), which has risen 1% over the same period.

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