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Tenants
Kemerton Industrial Park is home to the
operations of a number of international corporations.
Leading international mineral sands producer
Cristal Chemicals, infrastructure provider Transfield Services,
silicon metal producer Simcoa and Kemerton Silica Sand are all
major tenants in the park.
Companies that operate from Kemerton say the park
is conveniently located near the Bunbury Port, and offers prime
industrial land in the heart of Australia’s thriving South
West.
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Transfield Services
Transfield Services is a leading provider of
operations, maintenance and asset management services. It operates
in Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia and the Gulf
Region.
The company has more than 110 contracts spanning
11 industries including power; mining and processing; hydrocarbons;
roads, rail and public transport; utilities; facilities management;
defence and telecommunications.
At Kemerton, Transfield Services is building a
260 megawatt power station which is due to start operating in
October 2005. The facility will deliver power to Western
Australia’s state power utility, Western Power, under a 25 year
contract.
The power station will be fired by natural gas
with diesel fuel as backup.
Transfield Services
GPO Box 5344
Sydney New South Wales 2001
Contact: Miro Tischjlar
Phone: + 617 3248 8786 www.transfieldservices.com
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Simcoa
Simcoa Operations is Australia’s only silicon
producer and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Japan’s ShinEtsu
Chemical Company.
The Kemerton plant produces 32,000 tonnes per
year of high grade silicon for alloying with aluminium, as well as
for use in the silicones, electronics and optical fibre
industries.
Whilst Simcoa supplies silicon to Australia’s
major aluminium producers, 90 per cent of its product is exported
around the world.
The company is recognised as an international
leader for its energy efficiency in silicon production.
Simcoa
Lot 22 Marriott Road Wellesley
PO Box 1389
Bunbury Western Australia 6231
Phone: + 618 9780 6744 www.simcoa.com.au
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Cristal Chemicals
National Titanium Dioxide company Ltd.
("Cristal") and Millennium Inorganic Chemicals (MIC) combine to
form the world's second-largest producer of titanium dioxide and a
leading producer of titanium chemicals.
Locally-mined mineral sands are processed at
Kemerton and then transported to Australind for final processing
and packaging for export.
Manufacturing began at Australind in 1963
producing about 10,000 tonnes per year, rising to 36,000 tonnes in
1975.
In 1988 production doubled with the construction
of a new, chloride-based manufacturing facility on 55 hectares at
Kemerton Industrial Park.
The chloride plant was the catalyst for the
establishment of associated industries to supply oxygen, nitrogen,
chlorine, caustic and lime slurry.
Improvements and expansions at Kemerton and
Australind during the past 15 years have increased annual output to
100,000 tonnes which is mostly exported to Asia.
Titanium dioxide is a white powder used in the
manufacture of paint and plastics, printing inks, cosmetics,
ceramics, soaps, sunscreens and glass.
Cristal Chemicals
Lot 1 Marriott Road
Kemerton Industrial Park 6233
Phone: + 618 9780 8666 www.millenniumchem.com
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Kemerton Silica Sand
Kemerton Silica Sand produces silica sand for the
glass manufacturing industry.
It is owned jointly by international trading
houses, Itochu, and Tochu Co Ltd, one of the largest suppliers and
distributors of silica sands in Japan.
The Kemerton operation produces some 400,000 to
500,000 tonnes per year with most of the supply being shipped to
Japan.
The company owns a 200 million tonne resource on private property
adjacent to the Kemerton Industrial Park.
The product is transported by road to the Port of
Bunbury, where it is loaded by conveyor onto ships bound for export
markets in Asia.
Kemerton Silica Sands
Corner of Wellesley and Treasure Roads
Kemerton Industrial Park
PO Box A283
Australind Western Australia 6233
Phone: + 618 9720 0022
www.ksspl.com.au
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Nufarm Coogee Pty Ltd
Nufarm-Coogee Pty Ltd is a joint venture between
Nufarm Limited (80 per cent) and Coogee Chemicals Pty Ltd (20 per
cent).
The joint venture operates two chlor-alkali
plants in Western Australia, including one at Kemerton, which
supply chlorine gas into its customers’ titanium dioxide process
plants.
The Kemerton operation supplys chlorine direct to
the local titanium dioxide industry and employs 20 people full
time.
The plant uses about 40,000 tonnes of salt to
produce about 20,000 tonnes of chlorine and 20,000 tonnes of
caustic soda.
This is done by converting salt and water with
electricity to produce chlorine, caustic soda and
hydrogen.
Nufarm Coogee
Marriott Road
Kemerton Industrial Park
PO Box 1228
Bunbury Western Australia 6231
Phone: + 618 9797 4343 www.nufarm.com
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BOC Limited
BOC is the leading provider of gases and related
products, services and solutions in the South Pacific.
It services 400,000 customers through 40
production facilities, 90 retail outlets, more than 1000 agents and
2200 employees throughout the region.
In 1988, BOC commissioned an Air Separation unit
in Kemerton to supply 280 tonnes per day of oxygen and nitrogen for
Cristal Chemicals for its titanium dioxide manufacturing
plant.
Some nitrogen is back supplied from Cristal
Chemicals to Nufarm-Coogee.
BOC’s Kemerton plant has liquid storage on site
to ensure reliable supply to meet Cristal Chemical's high
availability requirements. It also serves the Kemerton Industrial
Park through the nearby Bunbury Gas and Gear.
The BOC Group serves 2 million customers in more
than 50 countries , employs some 43,000 people worldwide and had
annual sales of more than A$11 billion in 2004.
BOC Limited
Marriott Road
Kemerton Industrial Park
PO Box 89
Bunbury Western Australia 6231
Phone: + 618 9797 0646 www.boc.com.au
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Hansol Australia Pty Ltd
Plantation timber supply and processing company,
Hansol Australia Pty Ltd, has established a 43.8 hectare plantation
of Eucalyptus globulus trees on the Kemerton Industrial Park with
the aim of producing timber for high quality paper.
Part of the plantation was removed in 2004 to
accommodate construction of a gas-fired power station. Timber
harvested was transported to the Hansol mill at the Port of
Bunbury, chipped and shipped to South Korea for paper
manufacture.
Hansol Australia is considering other
opportunities for plantation trees in the buffer of the Kemerton
Industrial Park.
Hansol Australia Pty Ltd
PO Box 1286
Bunbury Western Australia 6231
Phone: + 618 9721 5963
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Water Corporation of Western Australia
The A$13 million Kemerton Wastewater Treatment
Plant was officially opened in May 2003 and is one of Western
Australia’s most recent advanced technology treatment
plants.
The new plant replaced two in the nearby towns of
Australind and Eaton and is capable of treating three million
litres of wastewater per day.
Some of the treated water from the plant is
recycled and waters nearby tree farms at the Kemerton Industrial
Park.
Water Corporation
South West Regional Office
Level 2 Bunbury Tower
61 Victoria Street
Bunbury Western Australia 6230
Phone: + 618 9791 0400
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Goodchild Abattoir Pty Ltd
Goodchild Abbatoir is a family-owned company
operating in Western Australia for over 60 years. The company’s
plant at Australind was relocated into the Kemerton Industrial Park
buffer zone in the mid to late 1970s. The Kemerton abattoir
processes 35,000 beef cattle and 225,000 sheep and lambs each year.
It is the largest domestic meat processing operation in Western
Australia employing 55 staff.
Goodchild Abattoir
Lot 26 Rosamel Road
Kemerton Industrial Park
Australind Western Australia 6233
Phone: + 618 9797 4100
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