Hitches for tough terrain

The success of civil contracting business Unyte has been driven in part by its equipment fleet, empowered by its exclusive use of AME tilting hitches on excavators.

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Unyte has been forging a reputation as a force in national civil contracting, plant hire and logistics, accelerating its growth and capabilities as a diversified construction services group.

The company's DNA is a mix of humble beginnings as a family-owned specialist earthmoving company and a commitment to community and relationships.

The name is intentional. Rebranded in 2024, Unyte represents a step towards national prominence by harnessing the collective strengths of formerly separate entities Grampians Excavations and Symal Solutions, in essence teaming up a reputable Victorian contractor with an innovative plant hire business.

National Asset Manager Kurt Lewis said the merger meant that Unyte could deliver tailored, high-quality project solutions backed by one of the country's largest networks of plant, equipment and skilled operators.

"Founded to meet the growing infrastructure demands of the eastern seaboard, Unyte operates across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia, with offices in Newcastle, South Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide," he said.

"The company acts as both principal contractor and trusted partner, offering end-to-end project delivery across a variety of civil works and infrastructure projects."

History and core capabilities

Unyte was established with a vision to support the evolving needs of Australia's infrastructure sector through flexible, ready-to-deploy solutions that emphasise quality and reliability.