What Mobile Conveying Services does

Mobile Conveying Services (MCS) is an Australian privately-held industrial services company headquartered in Burpengary, Queensland, that specializes in mobile conveying equipment and bulk material handling solutions for the mining, construction, and shipping sectors, with additional applications in quarrying, environmental remediation, and building construction. The company owns and operates the largest Telebelt fleet in Australia, including the TB200 — the world's largest Telebelt with a 61-meter reach — alongside an extensive range of mobile conveying assets spanning telescopic belt conveyors (TB110, TB130, TB600), radial stackers, transfer conveyors, truck and train unloaders, dozer traps, hoppers, shiploaders, reclaimers, feeders and sizers, grab hoppers, and clamshell grabs. MCS complements this fleet with in-house engineering and fabrication capabilities, including custom pan feeders, tracked prime movers, hydraulic ramps, and cascading chutes developed for specific customer applications.

MCS generates revenue through four primary streams: (1) contract services for projects with defined scope, priced on fixed-fee, daily, or tonnage rates; (2) wet hire of equipment with skilled MCS operators and dry hire of equipment with a supervisor for shorter-term or intermittent demand; (3) equipment sales via exclusive Australian distribution of North American OEMs including Masaba, Superior Industries, ALP Mineral Sizers, Ashross, Maxon, and Putzmeister Telebelt; and (4) parts and service revenue from the largest blast room in North Brisbane, fabrication workshops, mechanical/electrical/hydraulic repairs, belt supply (Rema Tip-Top), and Superior conveyor components backed by a 2-year warranty. The go-to-market model is enterprise field sales, with dedicated regional sales representatives holding direct mobile numbers across Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia, Northern Territory, and Victoria. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and quotes are issued on direct enquiry.

MCS serves a vertically-segmented customer base spanning large-scale mining operations (tailings dam backfilling, stockpile management, train loading, pit-to-port solutions, heap leaching), commercial and civil construction (concrete placement, restricted-access material handling, basement spoil removal), and shipping/wharf operations (bulk commodity loading at general-purpose wharves, ship and barge loading). The company is founder-led, has grown organically from a single machine to a substantial fleet over 16+ years, and operates with no disclosed venture capital, private equity, or institutional investment. Distribution partnerships with multiple North American OEMs and a close technical relationship with Putzmeister Telebelt — including specialist staff training and exchange visits — underpin both equipment supply and operational capability.

Name

Mobile Conveying Services

Legal name

Mobile Conveying Services

Website

https://mobileconveyors.com.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

2008

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

Mobile Conveying Services is an Australian privately-held industrial services company that owns and operates the largest Telebelt fleet in Australia, providing mobile conveying equipment, wet/dry hire, contracts, and equipment distribution for the mining, construction, and shipping sectors.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Mobile Material Handling Equipment Services

NAICS

Conveyor and Conveying Equipment Manufacturing (333922), Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing (333924), Machinery, Equipment, and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers (4238)

SIC

Construction, Mining & Materials Handling Machinery & Equip (3530), Wholesale-Industrial Machinery & Equipment (5084), Services-Miscellaneous Equipment Rental & Leasing (7350)

akta.pro primary industry

Bulk Material Handling Systems (Belt Conveyors, Feeders, Stackers, Reclaimers) (IMAHABAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Loading/Unloading & Transfer Equipment (Telescopic Conveyors, Loaders, Tipplers) (IMAHABAI), Bulk Cargo Handling Services (Conveying, Grab/Loader Ops, Bagging) (TLAHALAI), Surface Preparation & Compaction Equipment Rental/Leasing (Compactors, Rollers, Grinders) (TLABAFAJ)

Keywords

• Mobile conveying equipment
• Bulk material handling
• Telescopic belt conveyors
• Mining equipment hire
• Shiploading systems

Headquarters

HQ city

Burpengary

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices6 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Contract Services: MCS operates as a contractor providing mobile conveying equipment with skilled operators for projects where scope is known and material flow is controllable. Contract forms range from fixed price for fixed scope to daily or tonnage rates.
2. Equipment Hire: Wet hire (equipment with MCS operators) and dry hire options for short-term applications, intermittent demand, or where clients prefer hire over contract even for longer-term projects. Also includes stacker, transfer conveyors, and truck unloaders.
3. Equipment Sales: Distribution and sale of Masaba mobile conveying equipment, ALP Feeders and Sizers, Super chutes, and Ashross truck and train unloading equipment. Also supplies parts and belts for maintaining equipment.
4. Parts and Service: Comprehensive maintenance services including blasting, coating and painting (largest blast room in North Brisbane), fabrication, repairs and maintenance, belt supply, fitting and other services, and Superior conveyor components with 2-year warranty.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Mobile Conveying Services supplies, hires, and operates mobile conveying equipment for bulk material handling across mining, construction, and shipping industries. Offerings include Telebelt telescopic conveyors, stacking and transfer conveyors, truck and train unloaders, shiploaders, reclaimers, sizers, hoppers, and clamshell grabs, supplied through sales, wet hire, dry hire, and contract arrangements. MCS also provides parts, fabrication, blasting/coating, and maintenance services through its Queensland head office and regional yards.

Product overview

Mobile Conveying Services (MCS) is an Australian company specializing in mobile conveying equipment and services for bulk material handling across mining, construction, shipping, quarrying, environmental, and building industries. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of equipment including Telebelts (TB 110, TB 130, TB 200, TB 600) as their flagship product line, along with Stacking Conveyors (Pinnacle, Portable Jump, Radial Stacking, Power Stacking, Telescopic, Stackable), Transfer Conveyors (Extender, Slide-Pac, Jump, Trailblazer, Zipline), Truck Unloaders (TIG, ST, R1260 C, Razerlink, Side Dump), Train Unloaders (RUMcd, RUMsig, RUM Portable), Dozer Traps, Hoppers (Portable Feed, Modular, Clay), Shiploaders (Barge Loaders, Ship Loaders), Reclaimers, Feeders & Sizers (ALP 1000/800/600/505 Series, Twin Roll Low Speed), Grab Hoppers, and Clamshell Grabs. MCS distributes equipment from Masaba, ALP Sizers, Superior, Ashross, and Putzmeister Telebelt. The company provides complementary services including hire (wet and dry), contract work, and comprehensive parts and service offerings (blasting/coating/painting, fabrication, repairs/maintenance, belt supply/fitting, Superior components). MCS operates the largest Telebelt fleet in Australia and owns the world's largest Telebelt (TB 200 with 61m reach).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Telebelt Telescopic Conveyors Telescopic belt conveyors mounted on a truck, carrier, trailer or tower with independent slewing feed and discharge conveyors, providing flexible placement of feed hopper and conveyor discharge points. Sold, hired, and operated by MCS for mining, construction, and shipping customers.
• Stacking Conveyors Radial and telescopic stacking conveyors from Masaba and Superior used to build stockpiles and transfer material, with Superior CEMA-rated idlers and custom engineered configurations.
• Transfer Conveyors Trailer-mounted and modular transfer conveyors for moving bulk material between hoppers, stockpiles, and downstream equipment, with telescoping, folding, and stackable configurations.
• Truck Unloaders Masaba and MCS-developed in-ground, portable, and towed truck unloaders for end-dump, bottom-dump, and side-dump combinations used to feed conveyors and stockpiles.
• Train Unloaders Ashross in-ground and portable train unloaders for receiving bulk commodities from rail wagons into conveyor systems, available in high-output, compact, and portable diesel variants.
• Dozer Traps Dozer traps for feeding train loading belts from stockpiles and serving as permanent or scheduled/unscheduled downtime coverage for permanent stacker reclaimer systems in mining operations.
• Feed Hoppers Masaba portable and modular feed hoppers, including a clay-specific hopper variant, used at conveyor feed points for bulk material handling.
• Shiploaders Mobile barge and ship loaders for loading bulk commodities from wharf stockpiles or conveyor feeds into vessels at general purpose wharves.
• Reclaimers Electric in-ground reclaimer with sliding plate feed system, adjustable feed gate, and variable belt speed, designed to support 15m stockpiles for bulk material recovery.
• ALP Mineral Sizers ALP twin roll low-speed mineral sizers in 1000, 800, 600, and 505 series for sizing bulk materials in mining, quarrying, and ceramic industries.
• Grab Hoppers Hopper equipment designed for grab discharge operations in bulk material handling applications.
• Clamshell Grabs Electro-hydraulic motorised dual scoop clamshell grabs made from high wear-resistant steel for bulk material transfer and handling.
• Contract Services Contract services covering material transfer, placement, and ship loading with MCS responsible for supplying and operating truck unloaders, telescopic radial stacking conveyors, and transfer conveyors.
• Hire Services Wet hire of Telebelt telescopic conveyors with MCS operators and dry hire of stacker and transfer conveyors with an MCS supervisor for short-term, intermittent, and long-term applications.
• Trucking and Transport Services Trucking and transport services for moving mobile conveying equipment and bulk materials as part of MCS project delivery.
• Parts and Service Workshop Workshop-based parts and service offering including blasting, coating and painting (largest blast room in North Brisbane with spray baking oven); fabrication of feeders, hoppers, bins, chutes, hydraulic ramps, and tracked prime movers; mechanical, auto-electrical, high-voltage, and hydraulic repairs and maintenance; Rema Tip-Top conveyor belt supply, hot/cold splicing, and relocations; and Superior conveyor components (idlers, pulleys, belt cleaners, guards, impact beds, sealing systems, belt monitors, scales, auto greasers) with a 2-year warranty.

Quantifiable outcome

• 61m reach for tailings dam backfilling without mobile equipment risk
• +2 more outcomes

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Masaba InccoreTechnology or IntegrationMCS distributes Masaba mobile conveying equipment (radial stacking conveyors and other mobile conveying equipment) in Australia. Masaba is one of North America's largest manufacturers of radial stacking conveyors and innovators in mobile conveying equipment. MCS evaluates and tests equipment for reliable performance and high throughputs.
• Superior IndustriescoreTechnology or IntegrationMCS distributes Superior mobile conveying equipment in Australia after evaluating multiple brands for reliable performance and high throughputs. Superior is a recognised innovator with many patents to its name, including tracked transfer conveyors for heap leaching applications.
• ALP Mineral SizerscoreTechnology or IntegrationMCS distributes ALP Mineral Sizers - a complete range of high quality Mineral Sizers for the Mining, Quarrying, and Ceramic Industries.
• AshrosscoreTechnology or IntegrationMCS distributes Ashross truck and train unloading equipment. Ashross specialises in Truck and Train unloaders for all industry specific needs.
• Putzmeister TelebeltcoreTechnology or IntegrationMCS has a close working relationship with Putzmeister Telebelt. MCS staff have undertaken specialist training with Putzmeister, and there are regular exchange visits to ensure MCS is aware of the latest product developments. When MCS ordered the second TB200 model built (largest Telebelt in the world with 61m reach), Putzmeister provided considerable support and training for assembly and operation.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Regional players

• Coates Hire: Australia's largest equipment hire company, offering a broad range of industrial and construction equipment for rent. Comparable through the wet/dry hire business model MCS operates, though Coates' portfolio is far more diversified and not mining-specialized.

Broad incumbents

• Komatsu: Global manufacturer of mining, construction, and materials handling equipment. Competes broadly in the same Australian mining and quarrying segments MCS serves, though Komatsu's portfolio is far wider and capital-heavier.
• Caterpillar Inc. Largest global manufacturer of mining and construction heavy equipment. Cat competes indirectly via its own material handling solutions and is a major customer-adjacent player in MCS's core Australian mining verticals.
• Terex Corporation: Global manufacturer of materials handling and mobile industrial equipment including conveyors, crushers, and aerial work platforms. Overlaps with MCS's product scope but operates as a broad, multi-line OEM rather than an Australian specialist.
• Sandvik AB: Global engineering group with mining and rock processing divisions covering crushing, screening, and materials handling. Operates adjacent to MCS in mining customers and increasingly in mobile conveying solutions.
• Astec Industries: US-based manufacturer of equipment for the aggregate, mining, and infrastructure markets, including mobile conveyors and material handling systems. Comparable through product line overlap, though Astec is a much larger diversified OEM.

Direct peers

• Putzmeister (Telebelt Division): Manufacturer of Telebelt telescopic belt conveyors — the flagship product line on which MCS's competitive advantage is built. Putzmeister supplies the TB200 and is both a partner and the closest functional peer in telescopic conveyor technology.
• NEPEAN Conveyors: Australian specialist in conveyor systems for mining and bulk materials handling. Closest Australia-headquartered direct competitor operating in the same mining, ports, and bulk materials verticals as MCS.
• Masaba Inc. North American manufacturer of mobile stacking conveyors, truck unloaders, and portable feed equipment — the same categories MCS distributes in Australia. Masaba is both a partner and a direct competitor in product scope, and a benchmark for the segment MCS operates in.
• Superior Industries: Manufacturer of mobile conveying equipment, transfer conveyors, and crushing/screening machinery. MCS distributes Superior's products in Australia, and the two compete in the same product categories globally.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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