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PARKD LTD - Charts / Financials

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Offering a revolutionary Car Park Structural Solution - PARKD is an Australian modular... Offering a revolutionary Car Park Structural Solution - PARKD is an Australian modular construction solution to the older, costly and dysfunctional carpark model. Consists of 3 primary pre-fabricated elements, the system offers faster build times, reduced construction costs and extensive flexibility.More

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Directors & Senior Management

Mr. Peter Mcutchen Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Executive Director
Mr. Simon Amos General Manager - Construction
Mr. David Thomas Business Development Manager
Mr. Kevin R. Hart Company Secretary
Mr. Bronte McGregor Howson Non-Executive Chairman of the Board
Mr. Robert W. Freedman Non-Executive Director
Mr. Robert Anthony Martin Non-Executive Director

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