Boral

How cute is this? We love seeing kids dare to dream about a career in quarries! Reggi, pictured here with one of our heavy vehicles, is part of the community living near our Montrose quarry which recently held a Family Open Day. Over 200 residents, employees and their families braved the heatwave to visit the quarry, learn about our site and history, and make lasting memories "Reggi had an awesome time!" said his dad, Tim. "He still talks about it.” A standout attraction was the Montrose History Room, which showcased an incredible collection of photos dating back to the 1950s, historical equipment, and memorabilia. The Boral team loved giving the community an inside look at our operations and the important role we play in the region. Matt McKenzie, Executive General Manager of Concrete and Quarries South, said, "A huge thank you to everyone who made the Montrose Family Open Day such a success. It was a great reminder of the connection we have across our team, but also in the community as well." Read more: https://lnkd.in/gVBF-xJK #BuildingSomethingGreat #Quarries #Community

From mining our own materials to cement production, concrete batching plants, and ultimately - delivery and placing concrete on construction sites around Australia... our end-to-end concrete business is what sets us apart. With three key operational sites, we provide sophisticated concrete placing solutions, ensuring close proximity to our customers and an integrated value-add solution. Through our subsidiary De Martin & Gasparini - (DMG), Boral maintains a strong supply chain with a history of supporting iconic infrastructure, including Sydney Metro stations and the Western Sydney International Airport terminal. DMG's fleet of concrete pumps and placing booms specialises in high-rise buildings, shopping centers, hospitals, and large infrastructure projects. Check out our team's great work on some of our recent concrete placing projects in the video below, and read more about our concrete: boral.com.au/concrete #BuildingSomethingGreat #Concrete #Construction

Our most significant asset investment program is in full swing! Since December, we've welcomed six brand-new Heavy Mobile Equipment (HME) assets, and the momentum hasn't slowed in 2025, with another six assets arriving in the first two months across Queensland, Victoria, and NSW. The rollout continues as over 140 new HME assets are set to be delivered throughout 2025, with 12 more arriving in March and April. From May onwards, up to six assets per week will be arriving on Boral sites across Australia. Our investment is delivering more for our customers and our people. The latest HME fleet offers improved reliability, productivity, fuel efficiency, and cutting-edge technology that enhances safety and ease of use. Head of Assets and Capital Projects Paul Young said, "This investment program is great for our business. Not only are we upgrading our fleet, but we're also ensuring our people have the best tools to do their jobs safely and efficiently." Stay tuned for more updates and visit our website for the full story! boral.com.au/hme-upgrade #BuildingSomethingGreat

Pleased to see Lisa Seary, our Head of Shared Services, stepping up to share her insights with crowds at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne for the Shared Services & Outsourcing Week Australasia. Lisa is an important part of Boral leadership with a wealth of knowledge about operations, transformation and shared services, and we're sure she'll do us proud at this event in May.

Our Bulleen Concrete Plant has been supplying concrete to the North East Link (NEL) project in Melbourne, Victoria. The NEL is a mega infrastructure project, including the construction of 6.5km long tunnels to fix the missing link in Melbourne’s freeway network. To meet the required date to supply, we’ve repurposed an existing concrete plant stored in NSW that has been used on two large projects, Barangaroo South and NorthConnex, both in Sydney. The plant was transported from Sydney to Melbourne in 33 loads over four weeks. Check out this video of the plant in operation and a dramatic footage of an intense storm that swept over the plant. 🌩️ #concrete #infrastructure #logistics #BuildingSomethingGreat

Last year, we tipped our hard hats to an incredible 1,254 colleagues for reaching a service milestone - collectively amassing a whopping 7,437 years of service! (You could drive 260,000 laps around Australia in that time.) From our newest one and five-year colleagues to legends who have been with us for decades, these team members have helped shape Boral into the business it is today. A massive THANK YOU to all our long-serving colleagues. We appreciate everything you do to guide us. Here’s to many more years of building something great together! Give a shoutout to your long-serving teammates in the comments! 👏

The Women in Quarrying initiative, a collaboration with The Institute of Quarrying Australia (IQA), has grown from a small gathering in Queensland in 2014 to a national movement encouraging women to build careers in the quarrying sector. The latest event in Victoria was a resounding success with a sell-out crowd of over 120 guests! Boral Quarries Victoria kicked off the day with insightful tours of our Montrose and Lysterfield sites, followed by a networking luncheon where Kathryn Czapnik, Boral’s Quarry Development Specialist, shared her extensive industry experience. "It was exciting to see how far the industry has come from those humble beginnings," said Duncan Harris, Boral General Manager of Victorian Quarries and IQA National President. A big thank you to Jake McClellan, Andrew Rankin, Lauren Trewin, Carl Millen, Jake Van Bergeijk, and Ramone Mishra for their efforts in creating informative site tours. 🙌 We also extend our gratitude to all our supporters, including Duncan Harris, James Collings, Kathryn Czapnik, and Nikki Orrock. 🔗 Read more about women at Boral: boral.com.au/women-boral

We believe that fresh perspectives bring new ideas, and we're committed to inspiring more women to consider a career with us. Recently, over 100 applicants responded to a recruitment campaign to attract talented women to become plant operators in our Victorian Concrete plants. Successful candidates are now undergoing an intensive 12-week training and onboarding program. We've also introduced our 'Women Leading' initiative, a six-month program designed to develop leadership skills and support personal and professional growth. Discover more about these recent initiatives: boral.com.au/women-boral #Diversity #Leadership #IWD #BuildingSomethingGreat

As we head towards International Women's Day, we reflect on our ongoing commitment to supporting women to enter our industry and grow meaningful careers. This is a year-round priority for Boral, and this week we'll be sharing initiatives from the past 12 months. Last year, our Deer Park Quarry team and Asphalt colleagues hosted 17 young women from Bacchus Marsh and Ballarat high schools for a STEM careers initiative by Geelong Manufacturing Council. The group toured our site and heard inspiring stories from Kathryn Czapnik and Natasha Vulin about their career journeys. Natasha said, "This was a fantastic way for Boral to connect with future talent in our local communities." Charles Vella added, "It was a pleasure to host the young people at our site. Well done to everyone on organising such a special day for the future generation." Thank you to Jason Gready, Melinda Farrell, and all our presenters and organising team for making this day possible. 🔗Read more about our programs for women: boral.com.au/women-boral #IWD2025 #WomenInSTEM #STEMCareers #BuildingSomethingGreat

We are pleased to announce that Boral has acquired the Sand Supplies quarries at Glen Forbes and Grantville, located 100km south-east of Melbourne. This strategic acquisition secures high-quality sand reserves for the next 18-22 years, significantly enhancing our supply chain for concrete and asphalt production. “The quarries will play an important role in providing essential construction materials to our vertically integrated operations, that are supplying the key infrastructure projects in the greater Melbourne area,” said Matt McKenzie, Boral Executive General Manager, Concrete & Quarries South. Our new sites are strategically located near existing transport infrastructure, reducing costs and ensuring efficient delivery of materials to market. Today, employees from Glen Forbes and Grantville attended a welcome lunch with Boral’s senior leaders as they transition into our business. This new chapter marks a significant step in our journey of Building Something Great. Read the full press release: https://lnkd.in/g58xZzpQ #BuildingSomethingGreat #Construction #Infrastructure