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Australia’s Thiess secures 12-month Melak contract extension worth A$172m

Melak Mining Site (Image credit: Thiess)

JAKARTA (RambuEnergy.com) – Thiess, an Australian mining contracting company, has secured a A$172 million contract extension from Bayan Resources to expand operations at Melak in East Kalimantan, Indonesia.

Under the 12-month extension, taking the contract out to 2023, Thiess will increase coal production and overburden removal and continue to provide additional mining services, including drill and blast, and coal loading to the barge facility.

“It’s great to see our team in Indonesia continue to drive operational solutions and value for our clients to meet their production and expansion needs,” CIMIC Group Chief Executive Officer Michael Wright said in a statement.

CIMIC Group Mining and Minerals Executive and Thiess Managing Director, Douglas Thompson said: “I’m pleased to be continuing our relationship with Bayan Resources and extending our operations at Melak where our team has delivered exceptional technical solutions for almost 10 years.”

In 2008, Thiess was awarded a contract to develop and operate the Melak greenfield coal mine. The mine is divided into the two different mine concessions, Teguh Sinar Abadi (TSA) and Firman Ketaun Perkasa (FKP). (*)

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