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Sugar Terminals Limited (NSX:SUG) Milestone Achieved at Port of Bundaberg Project - Vimarsana News

Sugar Terminals Limited (NSX:SUG) Milestone Achieved at Port of Bundaberg Project

Sugar Terminals Limited (NSX:SUG) Chief Executive Officer David Quinn said this was an important milestone in delivering the new bulk commodity conveyor facility at the Port, which will provide competitive and efficient loading facilities for a wide range of bulk minerals and agricultural products.

Collapsed engineering business Clough Projects owes creditors millions - Vimarsana News

Collapsed engineering business Clough Projects owes creditors millions

The comes as Deloitte finalises administration negotiations. $66.6M is owed to many unsecured trade suppliers and subcontractors.

Sugar Terminals Limited Company Summary & News NSX:SUG - Vimarsana News

Sugar Terminals Limited Company Summary & News NSX:SUG

Sugar Terminals Limited (NSX:SUG) (STL) owns and operates six bulk commodity terminals in Queensland and plays a vital role in Australia's sugar market, handling over 90% of the raw sugar produced in Australia each year.

Sugar Terminals Limited (NSX:SUG) Common User Infrastructure Contractors Confirmed - Vimarsana News

Sugar Terminals Limited (NSX:SUG) Common User Infrastructure Contractors Confirmed

Two experienced businesses have been confirmed as the major contractors to build the Common User Infrastructure at the Port of Bundaberg, which will support the development of new export-focused industries in the region.

Mineral exports put focus on port infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Mineral exports put focus on port infrastructure

Pilbara Ports Authority delivered a total monthly throughput of 59.9 million tonnes for November 2021, a 4 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2020.