Re:Group Wins Regional Business of the Year

RE:GROUP is proud to announce the award of two separate mining scopes with Austral Resources, with operations now underway at both Flying Horse Mine and Lady Annie Mine, marking a significant expansion of the company's Queensland footprint. Following the successful completion of mining activities at Anthill Mine near Mount Isa, RE:GROUP has mobilised concurrently to both sites, delivering on two distinct contracts. The dual deployment reflects the scale and depth of capability RE:GROUP has developed through its long-standing partnership with Austral Resources. The dual award sees RE:GROUP deploy 80 personnel across both operations, supported by a heavy fleet of 100-tonne dump trucks, excavators, dozers, and ancillary equipment, underpinning a sustained and growing Queensland presence for the company. Over the coming weeks, RE:GROUP will deploy further new 100-tonne dump trucks and assemble a purpose-built 200-tonne excavator on site to bolster the operation. The scope across each site includes all on-site mining services, pit excavation and loading, fleet operations and pit management, integration with Austral's mine planning and production teams, and maintenance of RE:GROUP's in-pit mining fleet. Managing Director Michael Still said the dual award is a landmark moment for the business. "Expanding our footprint with a multi-site operation and supporting the growth of a key client like Austral Resources signifies the trust placed in our team," Mr Still said. "To complete Anthill to a high standard and immediately mobilise to not one, but two new operations — Flying Horse and Lady Annie — speaks volumes about the capability and commitment of everyone in the RE:GROUP family. This is exactly the kind of work we've built this business to deliver." "Queensland is a strategically important region for us, and these contracts significantly strengthen our position there. We're proud to deepen our partnership with Austral and look forward to delivering the same standard of safe, efficient, and reliable performance our clients have come to expect from RE:GROUP."  RE:GROUP extends its sincere thanks to Austral Resources for their continued confidence in the team, and acknowledges the dedication of its workforce whose performance at Anthill made this next chapter possible.

RE:GROUP has been awarded the integrated mining and haulage contracts for Element 25's Butcherbird Expansion Project (BBX), located in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The contracts see RE:GROUP appointed as the single contractor across both mining and haulage activities — delivering an end-to-end pit-to-port solution as Element 25 progresses toward 1.1 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) of manganese concentrate production, targeting both traditional steel markets and feedstock for battery-grade high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate (HPMSM) refining. A continuation of a long-term partnership RE:GROUP first worked alongside Element 25 at Butcherbird during the project's initial phase, delivering mining, haulage, tailings management, and civil works. The re-engagement for BBX extends that collaboration into the project's next and most significant phase. RE:GROUP Managing Director Michael Still said the business was proud to continue its work with Element 25 at Butcherbird. "As a long-term partner of Element 25, we are pleased to be continuing our collaboration with the company in its expanded operation at Butcherbird, providing an end-to-end solution for mining and haulage. We will be working on-site to mine ore and then deliver it to Utah Point for shipment, working closely with the E25 team throughout this process to ensure it is carried out safely and efficiently. We are excited to be working alongside Element 25 and look forward to commencing our new long-term contract at Butcherbird once commissioning is complete." — Michael Still, Managing Director, RE:GROUP Scope of works Under the Mining Services Contract, RE:GROUP will deliver open pit mining services including ore extraction in accordance with Element 25's rolling mine plans, waste removal, and stockpiling operations. The Ore Haulage Services Agreement provides for the loading and transportation of ore from the Butcherbird site to the Utah Point port facility in Port Hedland — a core component of Element 25's pit-to-port supply chain. The integrated contract also covers on-site material handling, stockpile management, road transport logistics, and real-time fleet monitoring to support end-to-end operational visibility across the supply chain.