We acquire engineering consultancies and convert them into high-margin digital infrastructure businesses, consolidating Australia's structural and mechanical integrity sector.
We acquire engineering consultancies and convert them into high-margin digital infrastructure businesses, consolidating Australia's structural and mechanical integrity sector.
The inspections are done by registered engineers. Everything that follows — defect tracking, repair priorities, regulatory reporting, decisions worth millions — is managed in disconnected spreadsheets and static PDFs. The work is technical. The management is stuck in 1995. We consolidate the providers, standardise the workflow, and own the dataset that runs the predictions.
Acquire fragmented integrity service providers, beginning with Mincka Engineering as the anchor. Add inspectors, contracts, and capture infrastructure with each transaction.
Every inspection feeds Argus, our integrity data platform. Images, video, and LIDAR converted into a continuous asset health record.
The dataset trains defect and degradation predictions. Compliance becomes control. Cycles compress from weeks to days.
Predictions sold as subscription KPIs back to asset owners. Margins lift from 20–25% to 45%, then SaaS economics on the data layer.
Same Tier 1 owners (BHP, Glencore, Anglo American, Vale, Rio Tinto, Newmont, Freeport-McMoRan) operate assets across South America, Africa, Canada, the United States, and South-East Asia. The Australian platform is the doorway to global integrity service agreements.
We are not building to exit. We are building to endure.
We are speaking with a small number of anchor partners for the first acquisitions, planned between Q3 2026 and Q2 2027. If you would like to know more, or simply stay informed as the platform develops, leave your details.
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