Latest Queensland Brine Management Complex News

Parkway Corporate has cleared major regulatory hurdles for its Queensland Brine Management Complex, the first Australian facility authorised to convert coal seam gas waste brine into industrial chemicals, setting a new benchmark in sustainable waste management.

Parkway Corporate delivered a record $7.25 million quarterly revenue and $0.54 million EBITDA, powered by a major water infrastructure contract. The company progressed key approvals for its Queensland Brine Management Complex and struck a strategic collaboration with Hitachi to develop advanced brine concentration technology.

Parkway Corporate has teamed up with Hitachi to develop modular ultra-high brine concentration systems, crucial for its flagship Queensland Brine Management Complex project aimed at transforming industrial waste brine into green chemicals.

Parkway Corporate Limited delivered a record $5.21 million quarterly revenue and $0.73 million EBITDA in Q3 FY26, driven by ramp-up of a major water infrastructure project. Meanwhile, its flagship Queensland Brine Management Complex progresses through key development application milestones with public notification underway.

Parkway Corporate Limited reported steady revenues of $3.64 million for Q2 FY26 and breakeven EBITDA, while progressing its flagship Queensland Brine Management Complex project with a secured site and lodged development application.

Parkway Corporate Limited has marked its transition to profitability in FY25, unveiling a transformative Queensland Brine Management Complex project set to redefine waste brine processing in Australia’s coal seam gas sector.

Parkway Corporate Limited reports a robust start to FY26 with strong operating revenue and EBITDA, alongside securing a pivotal 10-hectare site for its Queensland Brine Management Complex project.

Queensland Brine Solutions has locked in a strategic 10-hectare site to develop its Queensland Brine Management Complex, aiming to transform waste brine from the coal seam gas industry into valuable green chemicals.