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Trades about 89% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Kurri Kurri, Australia, Alfabs Australia Limited, established in 2024, specializes in providing mining equipment and comprehensive engineering solutions across Australia. The company's diverse activities are organized into Mining, Engineering, and other operational divisions. In the mining sector, Alfabs supplies equipment rental services primarily to underground black coal operators, along with critical consumables and replacement parts. It also undertakes the repair, maintenance, complete overhaul, and new construction of underground mining machinery. The engineering arm of the business delivers fabrication, specialized engineering capabilities, protective coating services, and logistical support, including forklift and access solutions. Furthermore, Alfabs offers labor hire for engineering and on-site maintenance or enhancement projects. Through its retail outlets, the company distributes a broad spectrum of consumable products, ranging from construction and drilling supplies, ground-engaging tools, and industrial hoses to lubricants, custom decals, safety gear, office stationery, and commercial cleaning provisions.
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