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SIMPEC and IronMerge JV secures first contract

INDIGENOUS-run concern IronMerge and ASX-listed engineering, construction, and mining services firm WestStar Industrial subsidiary SIMPEC have secured their first joint venture project in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

 Pilbara CEO Ken Brinsden, IronMerge chairman Ian Taylor, and SIMPEC MD Mark Dimasi

Pilbara CEO Ken Brinsden, IronMerge chairman Ian Taylor, and SIMPEC MD Mark Dimasi

The pair, which announced the unincorporated 50/50 JV just three weeks ago, has scored a A$15 million contract for improvement works at Pilbara Minerals' Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum operation.    ...

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