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Maca Limited

MACA is a publicly listed, international contracting group providing services to the Mining, Infrastructure and Construction sector industries.

With a team of highly skilled and dedicated professionals, MACA provide tailored solutions to meet the needs of all our clients and end users.

MACA was originally founded in Western Australia in 2002 as Mining and Civil Australia. The company has now grown from a specialised mining and civil contracting business to a large Australian and International contracting partner of choice.

In 2010, MACA was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) as MACA Limited (MLD) and through strategic acquisitions the group has grown to a holistic, end-to-end Mining, Infrastructure and Construction sector partner.

Throughout this time, MACA have earned a reputation from strong, reliable performance and consistently meeting and exceeding our client expectations.

MACA are committed to the safety of our people, our most important asset. By engaging with our clients, subcontractors and employees, MACA drive this commitment and the shared responsibility for our safety, health and the environment.

At the core of our business, is our drive towards our social responsibility and the communities in which we operate. MACA show leadership and take responsibility for the community and acknowledge that our choices can have a positive impact and leave a legacy.

Our competitive advantage which sets us apart from other contracts is our “Can Do” approach. MACA have a solution-focused outlook and develop collaborative relationships with our clients, partnering together to achieve a project outcome.

ASX Code
MLD

Sector
Materials

Website
https://www.maca.net.au/

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MACA Slammed On Earnings Downgrade

It’s been an all too familiar for the mining services sector in the past few years. Tough times for clients means cost cuts, investment spending curtailed and job losses. Add to that a now equally familiar story of acquisitions underperforming, or going bad, and the result has been a shock downgrade and a pounding from worried investors who send the shares south.

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