DRILLING

Record profit for Boart

DRILLING giant Boart Longyear has posted the highest full-year revenue and profit in its 120-year history, beating its guidance.

Record profit for Boart

Revenue for 2011 jumped 37% to $US2.02 billion ($A1.89 billion), while earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation soared 60% to $356 million. It came after Boart flagged in December...

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