Energy management company Schneider will acquire Adelaide-based SolveIT's supply & demand chain optimisation and modelling software
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Miners get creative to attract women to the industry
Mining companies are introducing diverse measures to attract women to the industry
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Rio Tinto invests in driverless trains
Rio Tinto to invest US$518 million in the world’s first automated long-distance heavy-haul rail network
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Pacific National scores another Rio Tinto coal contract
Asciano's Pacific National Coal haulage business will haul a total 8.5 million extra tonnes of coal per annum for two Rio Tinto mines in Queensland
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Cyclone Heidi forces Port Hedland iron ore terminal closure
Tropical cyclone Heidi is lashing the West Australian coast forcing the closure of the world’s biggest iron ore export terminals
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Driverless dump truck push boosts technology option
Freight industry likely to take notice as Rio Tinto goes big on remote-controlled Komatsus
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Rio Tinto snaps up driverless trucks in the Pilbara
Rio Tinto is to become the owner of the world’s largest fleet of driverless trucks
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Fortescue continues rail access fight
High Court grants Fortescue Metals the right to appeal the decision giving Rio Tinto exclusive access to its iron ore rail haulage network
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Centurion enters energy arena with OGT buy
Western Australian transport and logistics firm Centurion has plugged a hole in its service offering with the purchase of Oilfield and General Transport (OGT) business from BIS Industries.
Centurion will gain OGT’s experienced 35-strong workforce from BIS Industries, the former Brambles Industrial Services which is now owned by US funds manager Kohlberg Kravis Roberts. It is the second divestment involving a private equity play in a week, with the Gresham Partners-owned Silk Logistics having sold Doolan’s Haulage back to its original owner.
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Centurion will gain OGT’s experienced 35-strong workforce from BIS Industries, the former Brambles Industrial Services which is now owned by US funds manager Kohlberg Kravis Roberts. It is the second divestment involving a private equity play in a week, with the Gresham Partners-owned Silk Logistics having sold Doolan’s Haulage back to its original owner.
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Rio Tinto invests to support Pilbara expansion
Mining giant Rio Tinto will sink a further US$833 million into WA infrastructure projects to remove its reliance on external supply
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