Incitec Pivot Limited contributes $100,000 to Queensland Floods Appeal
Feb 11, 2019
Incitec Pivot Limited is supporting the Premier’s Queensland Floods Appeal to help Queenslanders and their communities impacted by the devastating floods, with a contribution of $100,000.
Jeanne Johns, Managing Director & CEO said, “Our thoughts, support and care go to the people of North Queensland, whose lives, homes and businesses have been impacted by the recent floods.
“This region has a special place in our company’s heart given our people work and live in these regional communities”.
“Our commitment to the North Queensland region is strong and we will continue to support it during this difficult time, as the communities start to understand the consequences of this tragic event”.
IPL’s regional businesses, Dyno Nobel Asia Pacific and Incitec Pivot Fertilisers, will continue to work with our resources and agricultural customers across North Queensland through this difficult period.
IPL will liaise with the Queensland Government to support the recovery phase of critical infrastructure across Northern Queensland, to get the communities and businesses back up and running.
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Jeanne Johns, Managing Director & CEO said, “Our thoughts, support and care go to the people of North Queensland, whose lives, homes and businesses have been impacted by the recent floods.
“This region has a special place in our company’s heart given our people work and live in these regional communities”.
“Our commitment to the North Queensland region is strong and we will continue to support it during this difficult time, as the communities start to understand the consequences of this tragic event”.
IPL’s regional businesses, Dyno Nobel Asia Pacific and Incitec Pivot Fertilisers, will continue to work with our resources and agricultural customers across North Queensland through this difficult period.
IPL will liaise with the Queensland Government to support the recovery phase of critical infrastructure across Northern Queensland, to get the communities and businesses back up and running.
ENDS