MLG Oz Secures $20M in New and Extended Mining Service Contracts
MLG Oz Ltd has announced three new and extended contracts with major mining companies, collectively expected to generate around $20 million in annual revenue. These include a five-year extension at Gruyere, a multi-site mobile crushing contract with Northern Star, and a civil construction project with Endurance Mining.
- Five-year extension at Gruyere Gold Mine worth $4 million annually
- New mobile crushing contract with Northern Star across multiple sites until 2028
- Civil construction project with Endurance Mining valued at $6 million over three months
- Contracts reflect MLG’s expanding footprint and client relationships in Western Australia
- Letter of intent for Endurance Mining project pending final contract
Contract Extensions and New Awards
MLG Oz Ltd (ASX:MLG), an integrated mining services and resource asset management company based in Kalgoorlie, has secured and extended three contracts with a combined annual revenue of approximately $20 million. The contracts involve established and new clients, including Gruyere Mining Company Pty Ltd (a subsidiary of Gold Fields Ltd), Northern Star Resources Ltd (ASX:NST), and Endurance Mining Pty Ltd.
The most significant contract extension is with Gruyere Mining Company, where MLG will continue providing road maintenance and site services at the Gruyere Gold Mine, located about 200 kilometres east of Laverton in Western Australia. This extension spans five years; comprising a three-year contract plus two one-year extension options; and is expected to generate around $4 million in revenue annually. The extension reflects MLG’s ongoing presence and service quality at the site.
Expansion of Mobile Crushing Services with Northern Star
MLG has also been awarded a new contract to deliver mobile crushing services across Northern Star’s multiple operations, including Jundee, Bronzewing, Thunderbox, Carosue Dam, Kanowna Belle, and South Kalgoorlie. These sites span the Yandal and Kalgoorlie production centres. The contract involves supplying and operating fully maintained mobile crushing and screening plants with associated personnel, delivering campaign-based services effective immediately through to September 2028. This award represents a meaningful expansion of MLG’s existing relationship with Northern Star.
New Civil Construction Project with Endurance Mining
Separately, MLG has received a letter of intent for a civil construction project with Endurance Mining, a privately owned Western Australian resources company. The project is expected to generate approximately $6 million in revenue over a three-month period starting in April 2026. The scope includes embankment earthworks, construction of drainage systems, installation of tailings and decant pipelines, and construction of access roads, ramps, laydowns, and bunding. The letter of intent indicates the project is not yet a finalized contract.
Company Commentary and Outlook
Acting Chief Executive Officer Mark Hatfield commented that the new and extended contracts demonstrate MLG’s ability to build and maintain long-term, trusted relationships with clients of high calibre. He noted the importance of the Gruyere contract extension and the expansion of crushing and screening services across Northern Star’s production centres. The new civil construction project with Endurance Mining marks MLG’s first engagement with this client, broadening its client base.
MLG Oz Limited offers a comprehensive range of integrated mining services, including civil and construction, crushing and screening, bulk haulage, site services, and supply of open pit mining and construction materials. The company operates primarily in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, supporting gold, iron ore, and base metals operations.
Bottom Line?
MLG’s contract wins and extensions underscore its growing presence in Western Australia’s mining services sector, though the Endurance Mining project remains subject to contract finalisation.
Questions in the middle?
- How will the timing and finalisation of the Endurance Mining contract affect MLG’s revenue recognition in FY2026?
- What operational challenges might MLG face in scaling mobile crushing services across multiple Northern Star sites?
- Could these contract awards influence MLG’s strategic focus or capital allocation in the near term?
