Acrow Limited (ASX:ACF) Secures $42 Million Contract for Urea Plant Development
Contract Details
Acrow Limited (ASX: ACF) has been awarded a $42 million contract for the Project Ceres Urea Plant development, located in Western Australia. This contract is the second largest industrial access contract in Acrow’s history, following their Snowy Hydro project. The scope of work encompasses the supply and management of 3,800 tonnes of scaffolding equipment and both blue-collar and white-collar labour over a projected 2.5 years, beginning December 24, 2024.
Strategic Importance
This contract signifies a strategic entry into Australia’s largest industrial access market. The Project Ceres Urea Plant is anticipated to be one of the largest urea plants globally, with completion expected by mid-2027.
Executive Comments
Acrow CEO, Steven Boland, expressed enthusiasm regarding the contract, stating, “We are delighted to play a role in this landmark project and to have secured one of the most pivotal contracts in Acrow’s history. This agreement not only represents a substantial opportunity for revenue and profit growth but also lays a robust foundation for our expansion into what is arguably the country’s largest industrial access market.” Boland highlighted the achievement as a game changer for Acrow, commending the efforts of his team.
Future Outlook
Acrow Limited remains committed to delivering high-quality industrial access solutions and anticipates further updates as the project progresses. The company aims to leverage this contract for future growth in the industrial access sector.
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