Digga Australia Group Acquires McCormack Industries

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 We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in the history of the Digga Australia Group. As of September 1st, 2024, we have officially acquired McCormack Industries Pty Ltd, an esteemed name in the Australian manufacturing industry. This exciting development strengthens with our long-standing commitment to delivering quality, Australian-made products across all our brands.

McCormack Industries, affectionately known as ‘The Front-End Loader People,’ has been a pillar of excellence in Australian manufacturing since its inception in 1984. Based in Aubigny on the Darling Downs, McCormack Industries has evolved from a small family-owned business into a leader in the field, thanks to their dedication to harnessing the latest manufacturing technologies. Their in-house research and development efforts are renowned for consistently producing products that set the standard for quality and reliability in the market.

As a proud Australian manufacturer ourselves, we view this acquisition as a perfect synergy of shared values and goals. Both the Digga Australia Group and McCormack Industries are rooted in a deep commitment to family, innovation, and delivering top-quality, Australian made products to our customers. This union strengthens our ability to serve the Australian market with even greater efficiency and expertise.

We are pleased to announce that all existing employees of McCormack Industries will transition seamlessly into the Digga Australia Group. We are particularly excited to welcome Brendan McCormack, who will continue with a vital role within the company as the Business Development/Sales Manager for the McCormack Industries division. His leadership and industry knowledge will be invaluable as we move forward together.

Rest assured; it will be business as usual at McCormack Industries. The company will continue to operate under the trusted McCormack name, with no changes to their renowned service and product offerings. However, operations will now fall under the Digga Australia Pty Ltd ABN of 86 010 443 875. All other contact details for McCormack Industries remain unchanged, ensuring a smooth transition for all stakeholders.

We are incredibly excited to welcome Brendan and the entire McCormack team into the Digga family. This acquisition marks a new chapter for both companies, one that promises continued excellence and innovation. We look forward to strengthening our relationship with you and continuing to provide the highest quality service and products.

If you have any questions regarding this transition, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to ensure that this process is as seamless as possible for all involved.

Welcome to the future of Australian manufacturing with the Digga Australia Group and McCormack Industries. Together, we are stronger.

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