Hard Rock Quarry, a significant resource, approved for main roads and infrastructure spend in QLD, is on the market in Dalby.

Simon Beirne and Trenton Hindman of Colliers are selling the high-quality basalt resource, which encompasses a weighbridge, crushing plant, office administration building, soil test laboratory, two-bedroom accommodation unit and modern staff facilities. 

Hard Rock Quarry is situated on one freehold title at the eastern end of Hustons Road and intersecting the Dalby Jandowae Road, covering around 300 acres of land.  

Simon Beirne, State Chief Executive, Industrial at Colliers International said, “Hard Rock Quarry is strategically located, supplying the Darling Downs Queensland region.”

“This asset is intrinsically linked to major infrastructure development projects on the Darling Downs including the Inland Rail, the railway construction project extending from Melbourne to Queensland along a route west of the Great Dividing Range.”

Trenton Hindman, Manager, Agribusiness said, “Hard Rock Quarry has a measured resource of 50 million tonnes of various categories. This asset will benefit from the significant Coal seam gas exploration projects present and future in the Surat basin.”

Hustons Road Hard Rock Quarry is being marketed exclusively by Colliers International and is for sale by Tender closing 13 August 2020 at 4pm.

Source: Colliers International

Key features of the quarry include:

• High quality basalt resource;
• Licensed to operate 24 hour/7 days a week if required;
• Strategic location supplying the Darling Downs, Queensland region;
• Turnkey asset including administration buildings, crushing plant and weighbridge infrastructure in sound working order;
• Stockpiles of inventory on hand included in Sale;
• Transport and Main Roads (TMR) approved material.

For more information, contact Simon Beirne or Trenton Hindman via the contact form below.

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