Guma ICRG Headquarters & Office Locations

Guma ICRG: Contractor providing civil and mining services. Founded in 2012, the company employs approximately 125 people worldwide.

What does Guma ICRG do?

Guma ICRG Joint Venture (Guma ICRG) is an Indigenous contractor, providing civil and mining services support to iron ore mining companies in the East Pilbara region of WA. Guma ICRG was the first joint venture contracting firm established by parent company ICRG, a leading Indigenous civil maintenance and construction and mining services contractor which is working to create employment and business opportunities for regional Aboriginal communities. Guma ICRG was established in 2012 and is now a successful mining services company in its own right. The JV is 50 per cent owned and operated by local Nyiyaparli Traditional Owners Raymond Drage, Michael Stream and Victor Parker, and is chaired by prominent Indigenous leader and academic Marcia Langton. With the support of ICRG's management team, the Nyiyaparli Directors are building their business capabilities and contributing towards a sustainable future for the north-west Indigenous community. Despite its short history, Guma ICRG already has a strong performance record and a large book of short and long-term contracts. The word Guma means 'coming together' in the local language and that's exactly how the JV works. The local Nyiyaparli Directors of the company and the ICRG management team are working side by side to deliver on our clients' project objectives, while ensuring Aboriginal communities benefit and contribute to the success of the mining sector. This focus has seen us deliver safe, sustainable and cost effective outcomes for our clients and local Indigenous people. Guma ICRG provides well-trained and managed onsite teams, supported by ICRG's experienced management group. Our people are the cornerstone of our business and we invest heavily in their development, safety and well-being. Guma ICRG is Supply Nation certified, acknowledging the company is at least 51 per cent owned, managed and controlled by Indigenous Australians.