Duratec Limited DUR

Duratec Ltd (ASX:DUR, OTC:DURCF, FRA:H2E) earlier this week outlined the growth opportunities it sees across defence, energy and infrastructure as managing director Chris Oates highlighted an expanding order book and the potential for further strategic acquisitions. Speaking with Proactive...

Duratec Ltd managing director Chris Oates talked with Proactive about the company’s growth outlook, its expanding order book and opportunities across defence, energy, mining and infrastructure. Oates said Duratec operates across complex engineering remediation and construction, with key market exposure to defence, mining, building and facades, energy and emerging infrastructure areas including roads, water, wastewater and marine ports. Defence and energy remain major areas of focus. Oates highlighted opportunities linked to defence infrastructure in Western Australia, including work associated

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