Friday, 17 April, 2009 - 15:27
Repcol in $20m mining services buy
Balcatta-based Repcol has announced plans to invest nearly $20 million in mining services company Resource Equipment Rentals and sell its debt collection business for $350,000.
The former company, Resource Equipment Limited previously manufactured, assembled, sold, and supported specialist rental equipment primarily for the mining, oil and gas, heavy engineering, and infrastructure sectors in Australia. The Company was taken over by National Pump and Energy and is now operating under this name.
Balcatta-based Repcol has announced plans to invest nearly $20 million in mining services company Resource Equipment Rentals and sell its debt collection business for $350,000.
Resource Equipment Ltd will undertake a $12 million capital raising to equip the company for strong demand for its goods.
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Resource Equipment has become the latest victim of cost-cutting in the resources sector, with the company’s net profit falling $8.5 million over the 2013 financial year, despite a healthy rise in revenue.
Resource Equipment has announced plans to raise up to $8.8 million through a share placement to a consortium of investors with experience in the equipment rental and water management industries.
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Resource Equipment chief executive James Cullen has resigned.Mr Cullen has been with the mining services provider since 2008.
Andrew Aitken has been made managing director at manufacturer and supplier Resource Equipment.Mr Aitken was a non-executive director of National Hire Group from 2004, and managing director from 2008 to mid-2013.
Shares in Perth company Resource Equipment have climbed 85.7 per cent today after the board recommended a cash takeover offer valuing the company at $115.5 million.
Resource Equipment director Andrew Aitken has accepted Pump Services’ $115.5 million takeover offer, giving the US-based firm majority control over the mining equipment provider.
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