Master Drilling plans to sink two 1.25km-deep shafts, each with a diameter of 6.
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Master Drilling to bore record shaft
Master Drilling has reportedly concluded a range of agreements, one of which will see it raise bore a shaft of record depth
Master Drilling undertaking a raise boring project
- 06 February 2015
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