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Trades about 2% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1992 and based in East Perth, Australia, Lycopodium Limited provides expert engineering and complete project execution solutions across the natural resources, infrastructure, and industrial manufacturing sectors. The company operates through four primary divisions: Mineral, Process Industries, Project Services-Africa, and Others. Lycopodium offers a wide array of services, including engineering and associated technical support for clients ranging from nascent exploration firms to major multinational producers, as well as for manufacturing and renewable energy facilities. It also handles project oversight, construction management, and commissioning for the extractive mining sector. Additionally, the firm delivers asset management, architectural design, engineering expertise, and project delivery services to a diverse clientele of both private and public organizations. Its specialized offerings extend to metallurgical consulting, assisting the mineral processing community with insights into comminution, hydrometallurgy, and process plant design, alongside providing drafting services to international entities.
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