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A recently released national commodity outlook confirms that Queenslanders can count on resources to help the state recover from COVID-19 and thrive well into the future, the Queensland Resources Council (QRC) said.
QRC Chief Executive, Ian Macfarlane, said the Commodity Demand Outlook 2030 report released by the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) forecasts increased demand for key Queensland commodities out to 2030.
“Our Asian Pacific neighbours are rapidly modernising their economies and they need Queensland’s commodities to build their futures,” Macfarlane said.
“If Queensland was a country, we would be the world’s top exporter of metallurgical coal.
“We produced 88% of Australia’s metallurgical coal and supplied 52% of the world trade in 2020, which gives you some idea of the significance of a bright export outlook for the next decade.
By Ross Wilkers
Mar 12, 2021
When Parsons Corp. undertook its initial public offering two years ago, the company showed more of its hand on both the growth strategy and continued evolution of the business.
That has meant walking away from some contracts Parsons calls “low margin, high pass-through” in a push to trade those sources of revenue for others at the higher end markets the seven-decade-old company wants to be a bigger player in.
“Cyber, space, C5ISR and connected communities are the markets that we see transforming through the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning, digital transformation including cloud migration, and the IoT (Internet of Things), predominantly sensors,” CEO Chuck Harrington said in opening remarks during Parsons’ first-ever investor day on Thursday.