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Winnellie Concrete Plant

Northern Territory, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
The Winnellie Concrete Plant, located in the suburb of Winnellie in Darwin, Northern Territory, is an operational pre-mix concrete facility owned and operated by Boral Limited. This plant produces and supplies concrete for the construction industry in the Darwin region.
Processing
The Winnellie Concrete Plant is a processing facility focused on the production of pre-mixed concrete, playing a role in Boral's downstream operations to supply construction materials.
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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West Gosford Operations

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
Silica SandGraphiteKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Capex (est.)
USD 2.40M
Overview
Boral Limited operates the West Gosford Operations in West Gosford, New South Wales. It is a processing facility comprising a concrete batching plant and an asphalt plant, producing pre-mix concrete and bitumen pre-mix or hot-mix asphalt for the construction industry.
Production
The facility produces pre-mix concrete and bitumen pre-mix or hot-mix asphalt for the construction industry.
Processing
The facility produces pre-mix concrete and bitumen pre-mix or hot-mix asphalt. The asphalt plant is licensed by the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority. The concrete plant underwent a significant upgrade, involving the demolition of the old plant and installation of a new drive-through concrete batching facility.
Equipment
The new concrete plant includes four silos, a new support structure, two additional open material storage bins, and new mechanical, electrical, and batch control systems. It has a 400-tonne cementitious material storage capacity and over 500 tonnes of aggregate storage.
Expansion
A $2.4 million project, announced in 2020 and completed in July 2023, involved the complete demolition and removal of the old concrete plant and the installation of a new drive-through concrete batching facility. This upgrade aims to improve reliability, efficiency, and safety on site.
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Dunmore Operations

New South Wales, Australia · Open Pit

Operating
Silica SandGraphiteKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
End year
2043
Workforce
While a precise workforce number is not publicly available, the operation held a 100-year anniversary event attended by 120 staff and their families in September 2023. The workforce is covered by the Boral Dunmore Quarry Enterprise Agreement 2024.
Overview
The Dunmore Operations, owned by Boral Limited, is an integrated site in New South Wales, Australia, supplying building and construction materials to the Illawarra, South Coast, and greater Sydney metropolitan areas. It has been operating for over 100 years and consists of a hard rock quarry, a sand dredging operation, a Boral Concrete plant, and a logistics yard.
Production
The Dunmore Quarry has an approved production limit of up to 2.5 million tonnes of quarry product annually. In the 2022 financial year, 995,505 tonnes of latite products were sold, including coarse aggregates, prepared road base, and manufactured sand.
Processing
Processing at the hard rock quarry involves drilling, blasting, and crushing the latite in primary and tertiary crushers, followed by screening to size the material. Sand is extracted via a dredging operation.
Equipment
Key equipment includes drilling and blasting machinery, crushers, a screen house, and a fleet of trucks for material transport.
Expansion
The New South Wales Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure has approved an extension for the hard rock quarry's operational life until 2043.
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Boral Concrete Mitchell

Australian Capital Territory, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
Boral Concrete Mitchell is an operational pre-mixed concrete facility located at 66 Hoskins Street in Mitchell, Australian Capital Territory. This plant produces concrete for commercial, residential, and civil construction purposes.
Processing
The facility processes cement and other materials, aggregates, using conveyors and a central mixer to produce pre-mixed concrete.
Equipment
The facility's equipment includes storage silos for cement and other materials, aggregate bins, conveyors, and a central mixer.
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Widemere Recycling

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Waurn Ponds Recycling

Victoria, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Overview
The Waurn Ponds facility in Victoria, Australia, is an operating quarry and recycling operation owned by Boral Limited. It extracts materials like limestone, sandstone, aggregates, sand, and fill to produce crushed rock and roadbase. The site also includes a recycling operation, in partnership with Delta Group, which processes construction and demolition waste such as concrete, bricks, and reclaimed asphalt into recycled aggregates, sands, and roadbase. A former cement manufacturing plant on the site has ceased operations and is being repurposed.
Processing
The quarrying process involves the extraction of rock, which is then crushed and screened to produce various grades of aggregate and other construction materials. The recycling process involves sorting, crushing, and blending recovered construction and demolition waste to produce recycled construction materials.
Equipment
Boral is currently undertaking a multi-year investment program to upgrade its heavy machinery fleet across Australia, which includes the rollout of new front-end loaders, excavators, and dump trucks.
Expansion
The former cement manufacturing plant at the Waurn Ponds site has been decommissioned, with cement operations relocated to the Port of Geelong. The land from the old cement works is undergoing a rejuvenation project, with plans for a precinct that may include tourism, commercial, and residential developments. A portion of this land has been returned to the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation.
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Salisbury Recycling

South Australia, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Emu Plains Recycling

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Delta Sunshine (Partnership with Delta Group)

Victoria, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Toowoomba Asphalt Plant

Queensland, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Ipswich Asphalt Plant

Queensland, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Gepps Cross Asphalt Plant

South Australia, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Deer Park Asphalt Plant

Victoria, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Opened
1965-01-01
Workforce
The operating site employs 48 full-time staff and provides work for up to 45 transport drivers.
Overview
The Deer Park site in Victoria, Australia, established in 1965, is an integrated Boral Limited facility supplying building and construction materials to Melbourne. Occupying 1100 hectares at Ravenhall, it comprises a hard rock quarry, an asphalt plant, a concrete batching plant, and a recycling facility. A former landfill business on site was sold in 2015.
Production
The open-pit quarry produces between two and three million tonnes of basalt-based aggregate annually.
Processing
The open-pit quarry extracts basalt, which is processed through drilling, blasting, loading, hauling, crushing, and screening to produce aggregate, road base, ballast, and sand. The asphalt plant uses aggregates from the quarry, sand from Boral Bacchus Marsh Quarry, and bitumen. The concrete plant produces pre-mixed concrete using aggregates and sand from the on-site and Bacchus Marsh quarries, with cement from Boral's Waurn Ponds Works. The recycling facility processes construction and demolition waste, including concrete, brick, masonry, and reclaimed asphalt, into reusable construction materials.
Equipment
The site includes a new processing plant with crushers and screens, and Boral Logistics agitators (concrete trucks).
Expansion
Boral is currently exploring the long-term potential for repurposing parts of the site, with investigations into industrial development opportunities on a 450-hectare portion of the landholding in partnership with developer Logos.
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Carrington Asphalt Plant

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Wauchope Cement

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Sunstate Cement (Joint Venture)

Queensland, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Maldon Cement Works

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Kooragang Operations

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Geelong (Grinding Plant)

Victoria, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Coffs Harbour Cement

New South Wales, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Brisbane (Grinding Plant)

Queensland, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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West Kalgoorlie

Western Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Moora (contracted operation)

Western Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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Geraldton

Western Australia, Australia · Quarry

Operating
GraphiteSilica SandKaolinHalloysiteTitaniumIron Ore (Magnetite)+39
Companies & ownership
  • Boral Limited
    ASX:BLD
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