Mainline Corporation

Mainline Construction was an Australian construction company.

Mainline Construction
IndustryConstruction
Founded1961
FounderDick Baker
Defunct1974
Headquarters
Sydney
Area served
Australia

History

Mainline Corporation was established in 1961 by Dick Baker as a small construction company in Sydney building apartment blocks in Double Bay and Potts Point.[1] By 1965 it had expanded into commercial developments including the AMP Building and Gold Fields House. In December 1968 it was listed on the Sydney Stock Exchange.[2][3] In August 1974 Mainline was placed in voluntary administration and liquidated.[4]

Major projects

Major projects undertaken included:

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References
  1. Luxury apartments at Double Bay Canberra Times 28 February 1966 page 11
  2. Mainline to float Canberra Times 4 October 1968 page 13
  3. New Listings Open at Big Premiums Canberra Times 13 December 1968 page 20
  4. Receiver call by Mainline group Canberra Times 20 August 1974 page 1
  5. Final touches to Gold Fields House Daily Telegraph 6 November 1966 page 20
  6. $3m grandstand for Randwick Canberra Times 7 November 1967 page 29
  7. $24.8m contract Canberra Times 24 September 1970 page 31
  8. Work to begin on Lakeside Hotel Canberra Times 29 October 1970 page 27
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