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Over the past 12 months, ORI has outperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of +1% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 1% drop.
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Orica Ltd
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Orica makes and delivers blasting products and services for mining, quarrying, and large construction projects. Its core products include explosives, detonators, blast initiation systems, and related software and technical support that help customers break rock safely and efficiently. It also supplies ground support and some chemical products used in mining and infrastructure work. Its main customers are mining companies and contractors that need to fragment rock in open-pit and underground operations. Orica usually sells through long-term supply relationships and service contracts, because customers rely on it to design blasts, provide equipment and consumables, and manage the logistics of getting explosive materials to site. That means it earns money from product sales, equipment, and recurring service and support work. What makes Orica different is that it sits right at the start of the mining process: before ore can be hauled, crushed, or processed, the rock must be blasted. That gives the company a specialized role in the mining value chain and makes it more than a simple chemicals supplier. Its business depends on safety, reliability, and close customer support, which are central in an industry where blasting is both critical and highly regulated.