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Henry Walker Eltin

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Henry Walker Eltin
FormerlyHenry Walker Group
TypePublic
ASX: HWE
IndustryMining
Founded1962
FounderNeville Walker
Frazer Henry
Defunct2006
Headquarters,
Australia
Revenue$1.1 billion (2003/04)
$11 million (2003/04)
Number of employees
3,971 (June 2004)
Websitewww.hwe.com.au

Henry Walker Eltin was a diversified Australian company with interests in the automotive, construction and mining sectors. It was the first Northern Territory company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.

History

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The history of Henry Walker Eltin can be traced back to 1962 when Henry Walker was founded as a civil engineering contractor by Neville Walker and Frazer Henry.[1]

In the 1980s it diversified into the automotive sector with the Bridge Autos dealership in Darwin, Northern Territory that held franchises for the sale of Daewoos, Mercedes-Benzs and Toyotas.[2]

It entered the contract mining sector in 1987. Eltin was established as an underground mining contractor in 1980. In May 1999 Henry Walker and Eltin merged to form Henry Walker Eltin.[2] In April 2000, Simon Engineering was acquired.[2][3]

In January 2005, HWE was placed in voluntary administration with EY as administrator.[4] EY resigned the following day due to a conflict of interest with McGrathNicol appointed.[5][6][7]

In March 2005 Simon Engineering was sold to Abigroup and the Northern Territory civil contracting business to Macmahon Holdings.[8][9][10] In April 2005 Bridge Autos was sold to AP Eagers.[11] In May 2005 the Western Australian civil construction business was sold to Clough.[12]

In February 2006, the HWE Mining business was sold to Leighton Contractors marking the conclusion of the asset disposal program.[13][14][15]

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