WestStar’s SIMPEC awarded to upgrade Tianqi Lithium operations

Published: Sep 22, 2025 07:00
WestStar Industrial has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, SIMPEC, has secured a contract to deliver structural, mechanical and piping works at Tianqi Lithium’s plant in Kwinana, Western Australia. The contract, valued at approximately AUD 4 million, was awarded by Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia, with work set to commence shortly. Managing Director Mark Dimasi stated that the project represents a major milestone for SIMPEC, strengthening its position as a trusted partner in complex industrial projects and highlighting its growing role in Australia’s lithium and clean energy sector. SIMPEC specialises in delivering high-quality engineering and asset management solutions, with expertise in structural, mechanical and piping, electrical and instrumentation, concrete products, and civil services.

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