Modern slavery statement reviewed; no specific offshoring of corporate functions disclosed. Australian disclosure rules don't require companies to report offshore headcount, so absence of evidence here doesn't mean no offshoring is occurring. The data simply may not be public.
Financial Context
Market Cap
$25.3B
Revenue
$5.1B
The Story
- June 2026A former-employee tip to Offshore Watch alleges that Evolution Mining offshored its entire Data team to Infosys, with previous employees terminated (one transferred to Infosys as part of the deal) and a new GM of Data hired to manage the offshore team. The tip says the default position for IT projects is to route them to Infosys. This is an unverified reader tip. Offshore Watch has not corroborated it with a public source, Evolution Mining has not confirmed it, and no headcount has been disclosed. If you can confirm or refute it, please submit a tip. [Reader tip — former employee (unverified)]
All facts sourced from public reporting. No editorial commentary. Click source links to verify.
Consultancy Engagements
| Vendor | Type | Contract Value | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infosys | Managed Services | — | Unconfirmed |
Other Mining Companies That Offshore
Other companies in mining with reported offshore operations.
What Public Sources Say
All information below is sourced from publicly available documents and reporting. Excerpts are direct quotes. Click source links to verify.
“Former-employee tip: the entire Data team was offshored to Infosys with previous employees terminated (one transferred to Infosys as part of the deal); a new GM of Data was hired to manage the offshore team, and the default position for IT projects is to route them to Infosys. Unverified; no public source; no headcount disclosed.”
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This list is not complete, and never will be
If a company isn't listed here, that doesn't mean it doesn't offshore. And every number is the lowest we can prove, so the real figures can often be higher.
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This list is not complete, and never will be
If a company isn't listed here, that doesn't mean it doesn't offshore. And every number is the lowest we can prove, so the real figures can often be higher.
This started as an ASX 200 project and mostly still is. It has widened as stories landed from outside that list, so it now also covers employers that aren't ASX-listed, like Canva, Allianz Australia, SS&C and Crown Resorts, along with government departments and agencies. Companies get added when something surfaces about them, not by working through a list in order.
Australian companies are under no obligation to disclose where their work is done, and there is no register of offshored jobs. Everything here comes from something that surfaced publicly: an annual report, a modern slavery statement, a news article, a union statement, a government contract, or a tip from someone who was there.
So an absence usually means nobody has reported on that company and we haven't got to it yet, not that it keeps its work onshore. Some of the biggest offshorers say nothing at all. And because each figure counts only what a source actually stated, the real numbers can often run higher, sometimes much higher.
Every figure links to the source it came from, so you can judge it yourself rather than take our word for it. If you know something that is missing or wrong, tell us. Corrections are published, not quietly buried.
This profile reflects public information at the time of publication and may not match current operations. Is something wrong or missing about Evolution Mining? Submit a correction. We welcome input from companies, employees, and researchers.