- CEO
- Mark Hatfield
- Full Time Employees
- 1,500
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- 10 Yindi Way Kalgoorlie WA Australia 6433
- IPO Date
- May 4, 2021
- Business
- MLG Oz Limited (ASX:MLG) is a Kalgoorlie, Western Australia-based integrated mining services and resource asset management company founded in 2002 that delivers end-to-end mine site and supply chain solutions to clients in the gold, iron ore, nickel and base metals sectors across Western Australia and the Northern Territory; its core offerings encompass bulk haulage and site services including general site haulage, crusher feed, road maintenance, vehicle maintenance, machine and labour hire, and rehabilitation; crushing and screening services comprising primary, secondary and tertiary crushing, blast hole stemming production, build-own-operate fixed plant turnkey solutions, concrete aggregate production, road base production, run-of-mine management, bulk material screening and handling, and mobile track-mounted crushing plants; civil and construction activities; as well as open pit mining and construction materials such as mine planning and design, drill and blast, ore extraction and removal, bulk ore load and haul, on-site material processing, dewatering, and reclamation and rehabilitation, supported by an extensive fleet of approximately 1,470 heavy vehicles and equipment from strategically located regional quarries. The company operates over 34 sites with more than 1,000 employees, serving major clients including Evolution Mining, Rio Tinto, Westgold, Fortescue, New Murchison Gold and Norton Gold Fields under integrated contractual frameworks. Recent developments include a five-year contract extension in November 2024 with Evolution Mining (Mungari) Pty Ltd for integrated mining services at the Mungari gold operations to support growth and investment; a 30-month crushing and screening contract valued at up to A$15 million awarded in July 2025 by New Murchison Gold for the Crown Prince gold project featuring a mobile crushing plant with automated sampling; a A$51 million civil project contract starting late 2024 with Evolution Mining for a 26km all-weather road at Mungari; a three-year extension through 2027 at Norton Gold Fields' Paddington Mill; initial agreements with Rio Tinto and Fortescue; and a substantial A$75 million deal in February 2025 with West Resources for haulage and goods supply across Western Australia gold operations, collectively forming over A$80 million in annualized revenue streams and reflecting diversification into higher-margin, long-term agreements.