According to AFR, Australia’s major mining companies are collectively sitting on approximately US$180 billion worth of infrastructure, including rail, ports, power networks and logistics assets built to support large-scale mining operations. Much of this infrastructure is already fully developed and operational.

Strategic shift from expansion to optimisation
The report highlights a clear shift across the mining sector, with companies increasingly focused on maximising value from existing infrastructure rather than pursuing new large-scale expansion projects, as capital discipline tightens.

Wharves and shiploaders are also assets that can be monetised. Getty

Impact on the modular housing market
This shift creates favourable conditions for modular and offsite housing, as housing demand in infrastructure-supported regions requires solutions that are fast to deploy, flexible, and cost-predictable. Modular construction aligns closely with the need to leverage existing infrastructure without long construction timelines or high capital risk.

Implications for AUSMOD20K
In this context, AUSMOD20K, is well aligned with prevailing market conditions. The program’s ability to rapidly supply housing in areas with established infrastructure supports housing delivery at scale, while remaining consistent with a more cost-conscious and efficiency-driven investment environment.

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