What kind of company is downer?
integrated services company
Downer Group is an integrated services company active in Australia and New Zealand. Listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and New Zealand Stock Exchange as Downer EDI (DOW), Downer is an ASX 100 company….Downer Group.
| Type | Public |
|---|---|
| Divisions | Transport and Infrastructure Mining, Energy and Industrial Spotless New Zealand |
Who owns Downer EDI Limited?
By the 1990s, Roche Brothers was one of the largest mining companies in Australia. Its annual turnover topped $300 million when Downer purchased the Company in 1997. The Roche Brothers purchase formed the Downer Mining business that exists today.
Who owns Downers NZ?
Australian Downer Group
Downer EDI Works Limited (previously Public Works department, Ministry of Works and Works Infrastructure Limited and often simply Works) is a large New Zealand engineering and construction company owned by the Australian Downer Group.
Who owns Keolis Downer?
Keolis
Keolis Downer/Parent organizations
Has Downer Mining been sold?
NSW’s Downer EDI has sold its remaining mining services assets to a joint venture that includes Perth-based AvidSys Group for $150 million in cash. NSW’s Downer EDI has sold its remaining mining services assets to a joint venture that includes Perth-based AvidSys Group for $150 million in cash.
Is spotless part of downer?
Spotless Garments is part of Spotless Group Holdings Limited which is wholly-owned by Downer EDI. Alsco and Spotless Garments are major suppliers of hiring, cleaning, and delivery services for garments across Australia.
Where is keolis from?
Keolis
| Scania CL94UB OmniLinks Keolis 4703 and 4711 at Älvsjö station, Stockholm, Sweden | |
|---|---|
| ISIN | FR0000036196 |
| Industry | Rail, road, public transport |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Area served | worldwide |
Where is Keolis Downer from?
Australia
Created in 2009, Keolis Downer is the largest private multi-modal public transport operator in Australia. We operate and integrate all types of mobility services for more than 350 million passenger journeys each year, in Melbourne, the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and regional South Australia.
