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SSH Group to acquire Elphinstone Mechanical Services to expand national mining services capability

SSH Group Ltd has signed a binding agreement to acquire Elphinstone Mechanical Services (EMS), in a deal expected to be immediately accretive to earnings and margins.

The acquisition strengthens SSH’s ability to deliver integrated mining services under its Hire|Mine|Own strategy. EMS will be incorporated into the Group’s Hire division, enhancing operational scale and service capability across its portfolio.

With more than 20 years of experience, EMS specialises in heavy mobile equipment maintenance, shutdown support and field services. SSH said the integration of EMS alongside its existing businesses, including KMH and SSH Mining, is expected to drive operational efficiencies, improve equipment utilisation and unlock cross-client opportunities.

The transaction also expands SSH’s geographic footprint, establishing a presence in Queensland and reinforcing its east coast operations, complementing its existing base in Western Australia.

EMS will continue operating under its current brand, with founders Shane and Jody Elphinstone remaining in leadership roles to ensure continuity for clients and staff.

SSH Group said the acquisition represents a key step in building a more connected, national mining services platform, combining regional expertise with broader operational reach.

The total consideration for the deal is up to A$3 million, including a mix of cash and shares, as well as a performance-based earn-out linked to FY27 revenue targets. Completion is expected before 30 June 2026, subject to standard conditions.

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