Papua New Guinea’s mining sector expects a new wave of projects that will lead to a 15% growth in country’s GDP

The Australian government has set aside a budget of more than A$120 billion for the development of infrastructure construction projects over the next 10 years, which will be mainly concentrated over 2025.

Sarens PNG confirms itself as a strategic partner of the construction industry in Papua New Guinea by reinforcing its crane fleet with a Mac35 Franna, which joins their existing models in the country to help meet the growing needs of an expanding industry.

The world leader in heavy lifting, engineered transport and crane rental services used up to six cranes with varying capacities from 20 to 160T for the lifting the equipment needed for the maintenance of the plant.

The Botany Rail Duplication project seeks to extend the 2.9 km single track section leading to the Port of Botany in Australia and include a second track to make freight transport more efficient.

The new plant will provide a continuous and reliable supply of high-quality cement products to the Western Australian market thanks to two new 100 ton per hour (tph) ball mill grinding circuits.

At the Australia Wind Energy Conference 2023 in Melbourne at the end of July, Sarens showcased its involvement in some of the world's largest wind projects, highlighting technological advances such as its TP-Handler 2.0 that reduce transportation time and increase overal...

The railway line resulting from the doubling of the track will increase the freight capacity of the Botany Line and the Metropolitan Freight Network thanks to a new 2.9 km section to Port Botany.

Le projet, lancé en 2022, vise à assécher les résidus produits par l'exploitation de la mine de nickel de Goro afin de les stocker sous forme de boues.

The project, which started in 2022, aims at dewatering the tailings produced by the exploitation of the Goro Nickel mine in order to store them in the form of sludge.