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Forty and flying for Daracon Group

The arrival of a new Mack Super-Liner has put an exclamation point on Daracon Group’s 40-year celebrations
Daracon Group's new Mack Super-Liner.

NSW-based civil contractors Daracon Group is celebrating the arrival of its newest Mack Super-Liner truck and quad dog this year, which just so happens to conincide with the company’s 40th anniversary.

Operating out of Beresfield, Sydney, the Hunter Valley and Gunnedah, Daracon offers a range of vertically integrated civil construction services including bulk and heavy haulage, quarrying, plant hire, concrete and contract crushing.

The new Mack was welcomed to the fleet by Daracon Group Executive Director David Minga in 2024, and has boosted the company’s heavy haulage capacity across New South Wales.

Transport Operations Manager Scott Brown says the delivery of the new truck is made all the more special by the small features that set it apart from the rest of the fleet.

“You’re lucky in a fleet as large as ours to have the chance to secure a special truck like this one,” Brown says. “Especially as we just celebrated our 40th year of operation.

“Brandon from Volvo Commercial Vehicles Australia was able to present the keys to our Founder and Owner David, which was made even more special as the branding on the truck includes our limited edition 40-year logo.”

Daracon Group's 40-year logo.
Daracon Group’s 40-year logo. Image: Daracon Group

The truck was delivered by VCV Newcastle and is the latest addition to the fleet in what has been a productive and long-standing partnership between dealer and company.

“I’m proud to work in partnership with Daracon providing their transport solutions,” VCV Newcastle Sales Representative Brandon Hughes says.

“This truck is one of those deliveries you stand back and admire.

“This 600hp Super-Liner is perfect for the 20m truck and dog application and will do the job with ease.

“VCV Newcastle has a longstanding relationship with Daracon, and we look forward to continuing that into the future.”

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