Skyline Builders Group is a Hong Kong-based civil engineering contractor specializing in road and drainage infrastructure. The company performs site clearing, excavation, and the installation of drains, ducts, and pipelines, primarily for public sector projects. Skyline Builders Group operates mostly as a subcontractor but also bids as a main contractor on public works projects. Its business model relies on winning fixed-price contracts through competitive tenders, with revenue recognized via monthly progress billings. Currently, the company is undergoing a strategic transition to exit the construction industry and become a critical minerals supplier. It has entered an agreement to combine with Cove Kaz to form Kaz Resources, focusing on tungsten, lithium, and rare earth elements in Kazakhstan. Key assets include the Northern Katpar and Upper Kairakty tungsten projects, which are reported to be the largest undeveloped tungsten resource globally. This transformation requires Skyline Builders Group to divest its Hong Kong engineering operations. Skyline Builders Group also holds 15 mineral licenses in Kazakhstan and two early-stage gold and silver properties in Nevada. The new entity intends to supply critical minerals to U.S. customers.