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Symal Group Limited provides contracting, plant and equipment hire, material sales, recycling, and remediation services in Australia. It operates through three segments: Contracting Services, Plant and Equipment, and Other segments. The company offers electrical services, concrete construction, hard and soft landscaping, bridge and heavy civil structures construction, plumbing / drainage works, and managing subcontractors and suppliers, as well as manages small to large-scale complex projects in head contractor and subcontractor capacities. It also provides wet and dry plant hire, equipment hire, fleet logistics, engineering personnel hire, and in-house fleet maintenance and fabrication services; construction material sales through its three leased quarries; and repurposed construction materials. In addition, the company offers recycling and repurposing, landfill and waste management, construction and demolition recycling, manufacturing of construction materials, materials transport, and skip bin hire and collection services. It serves transport; defence and security; power and renewables; ports; waste, recycling and resources; community infrastructure; land remediation; dams and water storage; subdivision; and quarries sectors. Symal Group Limited was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.
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