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Trades about 50% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SRG Global Limited, an Australian enterprise established in 1961 and based in Subiaco, delivers a comprehensive array of specialized, engineering-driven services on both a national and international scale. The company, which operated as Structural Systems Limited until its rebranding in November 2014, focuses its operations across three primary divisions: expert asset management, mining support, and extensive engineering and construction projects. Within its Asset Maintenance division, SRG Global provides integrated upkeep and management solutions to a wide spectrum of clients. These span sectors including oil and gas, energy production, critical infrastructure, offshore installations, resource extraction, water treatment facilities, and various civil engineering undertakings, encompassing everything from project initiation and decommissioning to scheduled facility shutdowns. The Mining Services segment specializes in ground engineering solutions. Its offerings include crucial production drilling, ensuring the stability of ground and slopes, and providing advanced design engineering coupled with continuous monitoring services. Finally, the Engineering and Construction segment is responsible for supplying a complete suite of products and services tailored for the development of diverse infrastructure. This includes projects such as bridges, dams, commercial office towers, residential high-rises, retail complexes, hotels, parking structures, recreational buildings, and healthcare facilities.
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