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Contractor hatches growth plan

WHILE underground coal contractor Mastermyne believes it can get more out of its core business, its recent acquisition of ground consolidation technology company Wilson Mining services looks like offering it another avenue to growth.

 Mastermyne underground at the Appin coal mine

Mastermyne underground at the Appin coal mine

Mastermyne managing director Tony Caruso told the Noosa Virtual Mining Conference he believed the acquisition provided a path for expansion of the ground consolidation business from coal into the hard...

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