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Corporate History

After working for over 15 years with major contractors such as Thiess Contractors, Costain and White Industries, Managing Director Mick Boyle established Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure™ in Sydney in 1994. His focus was to carry out complex civil infrastructure and building construction contracts throughout eastern Australia. Mick established the company when he recognised the public sector in Australia was rapidly reducing and major contractors were taking its place. Abergeldie was established with the aim to be Australia’s premier complex infrastructure construction company.

Abergeldie® established the Queensland office in 2000. In 2001 the Company diversified and took a majority share in innovative shaft sinking company Ardent Underground Pty Ltd. To capitalise on its growing reputation in process engineering, in 2006 Abergeldie linked with John Young (Kelvinhaugh) Pty Ltd and started Abergeldie Young Pty Ltd. In 2007 Abergeldie gained 100% ownership of Ardent Underground Pty Ltd and it was renamed Abergeldie Mining. Later that year the Company's NSW head office was relocated to the Regents Park Estate; a purpose built business park to accommodate future growth.

The group now has offices in Sydney, Brisbane, Newcastle and Canberra and is carrying out complex infrastructure projects throughout QLD, NSW and ACT.

The company’s success is attributed to the simple philosophy of safely carrying out good quality work and the ability to undertake complex projects with the systems, procedures, and professionalism of the major contractors but with the individuality and flexibility of a smaller company.

Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure™ is 100% Australian owned and operated and is concerned about supporting regional industry and economies by engaging local subcontractors and suppliers wherever possible. Abergeldie holds fast to its mission statement: to provide the complex infrastructure needed to build a better community.


	Drill Rig 100 Debut The world's largest blind bore drill rig has debuted on the Austar Mine Project. This exciting project involves construction of a 4.5m wide and 465m deep ventilation and access shaft for the Austar coal mine. 2009 CCF Award Success Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure won the 2009 National Category 2 Award for the Erskineville Railway Overbridge. Abergeldie won four categories overall at the NSW & ACT Earth Awards for Construction Excellence. Brisbane Office Construction Abergeldie is constructing it's new premises in Brisbane. Production is running at a fast pace and we hope to be operating from the office by mid August. In the meantime, it's business as usual for the Northgate office. Oxfam Challenge Abergeldie has two teams entered in the 2010 Oxfam Challenge. Abergeldie Green and Abergeldie Black will be walking 100km in 48 hours. CEO Winter Sleep Out Mick braved the cold again for his third winter sleep out with the St Vincent de Paul society.... ASM Fabrications Moves in ASM Fabrications is located in the Regents Park Estate. Abergeldie has a 50% interest in the company which provides a competitive advantage in steelwork. Australia's Biggest Morning Tea Over $25000 was raised to help fund research to find a cure for cancer.