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Georgiou Group

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Georgiou Group
Company typePrivate
IndustryConstruction, Civil engineering
Founded1977
FounderSpiro (Peter) Georgiou
Headquarters
Perth
,
Australia
Area served
Australia
Key people
Gary Georgiou (CEO), John Georgiou (Executive Chairman)
ProductsConstruction and civil engineering services
Revenue1.041 billion AUD (2023)

Georgiou Group (commonly known as Georgiou) is a prominent Australian construction and civil engineering company with a presence across the country. Operating within both public and private sectors, the firm reported revenues of $1.041 billion for the 2023 financial year and currently manages projects valued at over $1.6 billion.

History

The company originated in 1977 when Spiro (Peter) Georgiou established Direct Drainage in Perth. In 1996, following the acquisitions of Roadpave and Geocrete, it was renamed Georgiou Group Pty Ltd.

In 1998, leadership passed to John Georgiou, Spiro’s son, who assumed the role of CEO as Spiro moved to a board position.

Georgiou broadened its geographical footprint with the establishment of offices in Brisbane in 2008 and Sydney in 2015.

Demonstrating its dedication to corporate social responsibility, Georgiou introduced the construction sector’s first endorsed Reconciliation Action Plan in 2011.

A leadership change occurred in 2018 when Rob Monaci succeeded John Georgiou as CEO, while John transitioned to Executive Chairman. Later, in July 2022, Gary Georgiou was appointed as CEO.

By 2023, the company further extended its reach by opening locations on the Gold Coast and in Darwin.

Locations

Western Australia

  • Development of Ocean Reef Marina for DevelopmentWA (currently underway)
  • Construction of the new Midland Station through a partnership with McConnell Dowell, Arcadis Australia, and BG&E as part of METRONET (in progress)
  • Infrastructure enabling works at Quindanning Mine for South32 (ongoing)
  • The Tonkin Gap project executed in collaboration with Main Roads Western Australia, Public Transport Authority, BMD, WA Limestone, BG&E, and GHD (underway)
  • Replacement of Fitzroy River Bridge alongside BMD, BG&E, and Main Roads Western Australia (scheduled for 2024)
  • Ground Transport Consolidation Project at Perth Airport (in progress)
  • Development of Toyota WA Distribution Centre for Perron Group (ongoing)
  • South Block and Administration upgrade at Hollywood Hospital for Ramsay Health Care Australia (completed in 2023)
  • Extension of the Mitchell Freeway conducted jointly with BMD and Main Roads Western Australia (finished in 2023)
  • Construction of Liv Apartments for Defence Housing Australia (completed in 2018)
  • Replacement of Mandurah Bridge for Main Roads Western Australia (completed in 2018)
  • Wheatstone LNG Microtunnel project executed with Thiess (completed in 2013)

Queensland

  • Stage 1 North of the Coomera Connector being developed in partnership with Acciona, commissioned by DTMR (In progress)
  • Upgrade of the Centenary Bridge delivered through a joint venture with BMD, for DTMR (In progress)
  • Enhancement of Indooroopilly Roundabout, managed by Brisbane City Council (In progress)
  • Stage 5 of the Townsville Ring Road project executed in collaboration with AECOM, under DTMR (Completed 2023)
  • Saltwater Creek Bridge upgrade along the Bruce Highway, overseen by DTMR (Completed 2022)
  • Isle of Capri Bridge project, commissioned by the City of Gold Coast Council (Completed 2022)

New South Wales

  • Parkes Bypass upgrade on Newell Highway, contracted by TfNSW (In progress)
  • Hexham Straight widening as part of Pacific Highway enhancements at Hexham, commissioned by TfNSW (In progress)
  • Mona Vale Road East upgrade, under TfNSW supervision (Scheduled 2024)
  • Moorebank Logistics Park West development, for LOGOS (Scheduled 2024)
  • Stage 4 of Northern Road Upgrade, completed for TfNSW (2021)
  • Upgrade works on the New England Highway, delivered for TfNSW (2020)