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Trades about 35% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Aquirian Limited engages in manufacture and supply of energetics, development of technology and innovative products, provision of equipment, onsite field services, workforce and training solutions to the mining and resources industry in Australia. The company operates through Mining Services and People Services segments. It offers consumable products; blasting products and lease equipment; equipment repairs, maintenance and reconditioning, engineering, and onsite field services; and manufacturing storage solutions for explosive materials and dangerous goods under the Collar Keeper, Cybem, and MagLok brands. The company also provides people services, such as permanent placements, casual workforce, and contract personnel for various functional resourcing requirements; and surface and support shot firing courses through classroom and virtual participation. In addition, it provides nationwide personnel on permanent, casual or contract basis, and the training of individuals within the drill and blast focussed industry. Aquirian Limited was incorporated in 2017 and is headquartered in Perth, Australia.
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