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CIMIC’s Sedgman wins contract to build KGL’s Jervois copper processing plant in Australia

CIMIC’s Sedgman wins contract to build KGL’s Jervois copper processing plant in Australia

BitgetBitget2026/10/01 06:17
  • ACS unit Sedgman won a design, procurement, construction contract from KGL Resources for the Jervois copper processing plant in Australia.
  • Scope includes plant delivery, commissioning, testing, related infrastructure, and associated services for the Northern Territory project.
  • Facility targets processing 2 million tons of ore per year to produce a single copper concentrate.
  • Long-lead equipment procurement and detailed engineering are underway; Sedgman has been involved on the project since 2017.


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