Built for METS payment cycles
Experience with the terms large miners set and how they flow down the chain.
Mackay is the services capital of the Bowen Basin — the engine room of Australia's metallurgical coal industry. Merion recovers overdue accounts for the METS firms that supply it, commission only.
Mackay sits at the coast end of the Bowen Basin, the largest coal reserve in Australia, and has built one of the country's densest concentrations of mining equipment, technology and services (METS) businesses. The Paget industrial estate is home to hundreds of engineering, fabrication, hydraulics, electrical and hire firms; coal moves out through the Hay Point and Dalrymple Bay terminals; and organisations like the Resource Industry Network reflect just how central the sector is to the regional economy.
For those service businesses, payment risk is structural. Large mining clients set the terms, and a single delayed progress claim or shutdown invoice can tie up serious working capital while payroll, materials and equipment finance keep running. The market also moves with the coal price, so a soft patch can slow payment across the whole chain at once. Merion recovers overdue commercial accounts for Mackay METS firms, working from your contracts, purchase orders and dockets, firmly and professionally, and entirely on a no-recovery-no-commission basis. This is general information, not legal advice.
Experience with the terms large miners set and how they flow down the chain.
Demands built on contracts, purchase orders, dockets and delivery records.
Commission-only — nothing to pay upfront, and no fee unless we recover.
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