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GR wins another Nova contract

GR ENGINEERING has won another contract on Sirius Resources’ Nova nickel project, this time scooping up $A12 million worth of work for non-process infrastructure at the mine.

Andrew Duffy
GR wins another Nova contract

Work under the new contract will be completed concurrently with the project’s processing facilities.

GR last month won the $114 million contract for the design and construction of the mineral processing and paste fill plant.

“Together with work already contracted, GR has now secured works of approximately $126 million for the Nova nickel project,” GR managing director Geoff Jones said.

“We look forward to continuing to work with Sirius and to playing our part in the successful development of this important project.”

Along with the Nova work, Jones said GR was looking for other opportunities in Australia and overseas, including further consulting and study work.

GR shares were up 0.4% to 92c this afternoon.

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