THE AVENG GROUP - Our diverse capabilities

We are proud of our contribution as South Africa prepares to take centre stage in 2010. Aveng is making excellent progress on a number of the key infrastructure projects to host the greatest tournament in the world. This is something that all South Africans should be proud of. It’s now up to our team to conquer the world.

Roger Jardine – Chief Executive Officer
Aveng Group

Our diverse capabilities

McConnell Dowell Corporation Limited:		Moolmans
Building Civil and marine Electrical	Mechanical Pipelines Tunnelling	Opencast mining operations in southern and West Africa

Grinaker – LTA		Trident Steel
Building Civil engineering Concessions Mechanical and electrical	Mining Property development Earthworks Engineering	Steel merchanting Service centres Trident Sterling Tube Trident Speciality Steel

Engineering & Projects Company		Aveng Manafacturing
Minerals processing and industrial Sulphuric acid and gas handling Chemical and petrochemical Environmental services Power and energy Metallurgical operations		Steeledale – Beneficiation of steel reinforcing bars and mesh for concrete structures Infraset – Concrete products for the infrastructure, landscaping and railway markets Duraset – Steel and concrete products primarily for the mining and geotechnical industries Lennings Rail – Rail construction and maintenance services

Aveng at a glance

We have

•	a proud history spanning more than a 100 years
•	operations in construction and engineering, opencast mining, manufacturing and processing

We are

•	listed on the JSE (since 1999)

•	employ approximately 30 000 people
•	work actively in more than 25 countries
•	reported revenue of more than R29 billion in the year ended June 2008

Our

•	empowerment rating is a Level 4 for our South African operations
•	ownership includes a broad range of leading global institutions and mutual funds

We have built

•	many of the iconic structures, landmark buildings, bridges, dams, airports and power stations that today form the backbone of the economies of many developing world countries