Austal Limited

0.755

CHANGE

+0.005 (0.67%)

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VOLUME

31.8K

DAY'S HIGH

0.755

DAY'S LOW

0.75

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Austal Limited

Austal Limited is engaged in the design, manufacture and support of aluminium vessels. The Company operates in four segments: Henderson Shipyard Operations (HSO), USA, Service and Systems and Philippines Shipyard Operations (PSO). The HSO business manufactures aluminium defense vessels for navys and border protection agencies for markets worldwide, excluding the United States. The USA manufactures aluminium defense vessels for the United States Navy. The Service business provides training and on-going support and maintenance for vessels and includes the chartering of a vessel to the United States Navy’s Military Sealift Command. The PSO business manufactures aluminium commercial vessels for markets worldwide, excluding the United States. The Company is also diversified into the Australian resources sector, building modular accommodation units for use in the mining industry. In November 2011, the Company acquired a shipyard in the Philippines.

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