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Altrad Services APAC
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About Altrad Services APAC
Altrad is one of the nation’s largest industrial service providers, with more than 35 years of continued growth in Australia. We provide our clients with integrated solutions and the critical human infrastructure required to build, protect and extend the life of their assets. Our expertise spans diverse sectors, including energy, minerals & resources, infrastructure & utilities, and defence. We are part of the Altrad Group with almost 60,000 people distributed throughout more than 50 countries worldwide, with 120 subsidiaries operating in Europe, North & South America, Canada, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific. We believe that having the right culture is fundamental to the long-term success of the Group. Our values are: Courage, Conviviality, Solidarity, Humility, and Respect. Shift your focus, and you’ll see more. ALTRAD.
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Signals from Altrad Services APAC
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Altrad Services APAC CEO Brendan Chaplyn set off on the 135km Cape2Cape CEO Trek alongside a group of business leaders to raise awareness and funds for zero2hero, youth mental health, and wellbeing across Western Australia.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Altrad Services APAC launched its five-year strategy, introduced its Employee Value Proposition, and built an Altrad operating platform across Australia, New Zealand, and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
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Capital & Finance
Altrad Services APAC improved its safety performance by reducing its All-Injury Frequency Rate by 12% year-on-year over the past 12 months.
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Capital & Finance
Altrad Services APAC delivered 13% revenue growth, strong EBITDA growth, and margin improvement over the past 12 months.
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Presence & Recognition
Altrad Services APAC attended the Northern Territory Resources Week event.
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