Asciano is Australia's leading transport infrastructure company.

The company brings together the powerful combination of the Pacific National rail operations with the Patrick ports and stevedoring businesses to create a unique transport infrastructure company.

We own and operate a range of infrastructure assets including ports and rail across Australia.

Our strategy is to manage and grow the value of these assets and seek further opportunities across our investment portfolio  to enhance value for our security holders.

We create value by applying our significant management expertise to develop these assets and by identifying opportunities which can add value to our portfolio.

Our management experience, outstanding transport infrastructure portfolio means we are uniquely positioned to deliver ongoing performance to benefit our security holders.

Asciano Group (ASX:AIO)

Company Directors

Mr Angus McKay (CFO)
DR. Bob Edgar (Non Exec. Director)
Mr Chris Barlow (Non Exec. Director)
Mr Geoff Kleemann (Non Exec. Director)
Mr Malcolm Broomhead (Chairman, Non Exec. Director)
Mr Mark Rowsthorn (Managing Director, CEO)
Mr Peter George (Non Exec. Director)

Contact Information

Phone: (03) 9284 4000
Email: info@asciano.com.au
Website: http://www.asciano.com
Address
Level 6, 380 St Kilda Road, MELBOURNE, VIC, AUSTRALIA, 3004

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Latest Company News

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