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October 5, 2007
Tenix Alliance has recently acquired New Zealand engineering and steel fabrication business Robt. Stone. Robt. Stone is one of New Zealand ’s largest and most successful mechanical engineering businesses specialising in project management, mechanical design and maintenance, steel fabrication, and construction. Robt. Stone has a track record, built up over its 60 year history, of successfully delivering major mechanical engineering projects throughout New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific. Tenix Alliance Chief Executive, Sean Woellner, said the acquisition of Robt. Stone provides Tenix with an excellent opportunity to establish further scale and capability, and leverage existing skill sets into broader geographic regions. “The combination of Robt. Stone’s mechanical and steel fabrication capabilities and Tenix Alliance’s power, water and infrastructure services will create a substantial and diverse engineering and service delivery business,” Mr Woellner said. “With the addition of Robt. Stone’s capabilities, Tenix Alliance is strongly positioned to provide project delivery, construction and maintenance work in the New Zealand and Asia Pacific region. The merger of Robt. Stone and Tenix Alliance’s New Zealand business will result in a workforce of nearly 600 people. Robt. Stone, founded in 1948, has its head office in Auckland and operating sites across New Zealand including New Plymouth, Kapuni, Whangarei, Hawera and Wanganui, plus an office in Fiji . It has developed strong relationships with several blue chip customers and government organisations in New Zealand, Australia , PNG and the Pacific region. For further information, please contact Malou Atayde on 0447 228 967