KADEX Web Banner(728x90) Location addedAtkinsRéalis announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Coras, an Australian defence and national security advisory consultancy with offices in Canberra, Sydney and Adelaide.

AtkinsRéalis said it is making a longterm commitment to Australia’s future by bringing together its global Defence expertise with Coras’ deep Australian defence experience. Through this third acquisition in Australia, AtkinsRéalis is aiming to support the defence sector by strengthening strategic decision making, enhancing program and portfolio governance, and improving assurance across complex defence initiatives. Together, the two organisations will focus on the sustained uplift of Australia’s sovereign defence industrial base and helping the Australian Defence Force deliver its longterm ambitions.

“Joining forces with Coras will bolster our defence proposition in Australia by bringing in a highly respected and credible advisory firm with deep client relationships and a strong track record of delivery,” said Richard Robinson, President, AMEA at AtkinsRéalis. “Founded by veterans and renowned for its deep sector knowledge, Coras has built credibility in the market through outstanding advisory services and the way it supports clients through practical, human-centred solutions to complex challenges. The combination of AtkinsRéalis’ global defence, engineering and infrastructure expertise, our engineering capabilities in ADG and our agreement to acquire WGA, we are augmenting our Australian capabilities to build a stronger and more integrated offer for defence clients as their needs continue to evolve.”

The agreement reflects AtkinsRéalis’ long-term commitment to Australia and responds to growing demand for partners that can combine strategic advice, specialist expertise and delivery insight. As defence programmes increasingly focus on capability uplift, resilience and long-term outcomes, the ability to bring together advisory and technical expertise becomes more important.

“Over the past decade, Coras has focused on working alongside defence to solve important problems with clarity, rigour and a strong understanding of their operating environment,” said Phil Cutts, Chief Executive Officer of Coras. “Working with AtkinsRéalis allows us to build on that foundation and rise to meet the future challenges within defence and national security It gives our clients and our team access to broader global expertise which will strengthen our ability to support Australia’s defence priorities as part of a larger, complementary business.”

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