NRW’s Fredon books $160m in contracts

Pan African Resources will consolidate its ownership of the Tenant Creek project in the Northern Territory as part of an all-share acquisition of Emmerson Resources (ASX: ERM).The companies have signed a scheme implementation deed that will see Emmerson shareholders gain 0.1493 shares of Pan African in the form of ASX-listed chess depositary interests for each share they hold — implying an offer price of $.45 for each Emmerson share.The Emmerson Board has unanimously recommended that shareholders vote in favour of the scheme.Emmerson chairman Mark Connelly says the transaction will deliver immediate value to shareholders.“This combination with our trusted joint venture partner represents a highly compelling and strategically logical consolidation of our Tennant Creek tenement package,” he said.“We are excited about the future prospects of the combined group and the enhanced opportunities it will create for Emmerson shareholders.”Pan African is a growing gold producer with a portfolio of operations across South Africa and Australia. The company has a current market capitalisation of about $7b and is forecast to produce more than 275koz of gold in FY26.As part of the scheme, Pan African will also undertake an ASX listing.Pan African chief executive and executive director Cobus Loots says the transaction is the logical next step.“Bringing the assets under single ownership allows us to optimise project sequencing and capital allocation across the region, maximising value for all shareholders,” he said.“We are confident we have the technical expertise, operational capability and financial strength to unlock the full potential of Tennant Creek.”Corrs, Australia’s leading independent law firm, advised on all aspects of the transaction with support from the firms’ corporate, banking and finance, regulatory, tax, energy and natural resources, real estate and employment, labour and safety practices.Corrs partner Rusell Philip says the transaction marks a meaningful step in Pan African’s growth strategy in the Australasian region.“We are proud to support the company as it continues to expand its global footprint,” he said.“The transaction reinforces Corrs’ market-leading reputation for delivering trusted advice on complex cross-border transactions in the resources sector.”

Sandvik secures multi-million-dollar contract with Evolution Sandvik has received a major underground equipment order for deployment at Evolution Mining’s (ASX: EVN) Cowal gold operations in NSW.The order is valued at about $68m and was booked in the fourth quarter of 2025, for the delivery of underground trucks, loaders and drill rigs expected to begin mid-2026 and continue into 2027.In addition to the equipment order, Sandvik will also supply a range of digital solutions, rock tools and consumables, as well as parts, components and related services to support ongoing underground operations.Sandvik mining president Mats Eriksson comments on the deal.“We are pleased to strengthen our relationship with Redpath through this contract, which reflects continued confidence in our underground equipment solutions, and our ability to support productivity, safety and sustainability in complex underground mining operations,” he said.Evolution’s gold operations are a long-life project which comprises both open pit and underground mining operations.

WA-based company SRG Global (ASX: SRG) has secured major contracts with blue-chip clients across a range of sectors including water, defence and transport, energy, industrial and resources and health and education.

MLG Oz (ASX: MLG) has secured contracts with Gruyere Mining Company, Northern Star Resources (ASX: NST) and Endurance Mining for work across WA.The company will be supporting the delivery of mobile crushing services for Northern Star.The award builds on MLG’s existing agreement with Northern Star, with the company to supply and operate fully maintained mobile crushing and screening plants and associated personal for campaign-based services across Northern Star’s Yandal and Kalgoorlie production centres.MLG has also secured a five-year extension of its road maintenance and site services contract and the Gruyere gold mine, located about 200km east of Laverton.The extension is expected to generate about $4mpa in revenue, according to MLG.MLG acting chief executive Mark Hatfield says these awards reflect the company’s ability to build and maintain long-term, trusted client relationships.“The extension of services at Gruyere and expansion of our crushing and screening across Northern Star’s Yandal and Kalgoorlie production centres is a really important outcome for MLG,” he said.MLG has also received a letter of intent for a new civil construction project with Endurance Mining covering embankment earthworks, drainage systems, tailings and decant pipeline installation and the construction of access roads, ramps, laydowns and bunding.“The awarding of a new civil construction project with Endurance Mining — our first with this company — extends our base of clients. We look forward to working alongside the Endurance team to support the development of their asset,” Mr Hatfield said.MLG says the projects are expected to generate about $6m in revenue across a three-month period commencing in April 2026.