Latest Contracts News

Saunders International has landed a $10.4 million contract to build new water storage infrastructure in South West Sydney, reinforcing its foothold in the growing water infrastructure sector.

Blue Star Helium has successfully started helium production at its Pinon Canyon plant, marking a key milestone as it prepares for commercial sales and expansion in 2026.

Gratifii Limited is set to transform its digital marketing and engagement capabilities through the acquisition of New Zealand’s Mosh Digital and the Future Pass digital wallet platform, backed by a $2.5 million capital raise.

Finbar Group has conditionally acquired a prime South Perth site for $16.5 million, aiming to launch a $350 million apartment development by 2028 and boosting its pipeline to over $1.6 billion.

BioMarin Pharmaceutical’s acquisition of Amicus Therapeutics for US$4.8 billion includes Dimerix’s US licensing agreement, promising significant milestone payments and royalties. This deal strengthens Dimerix’s position as it advances its Phase 3 kidney disease therapy.

Aurizon has lodged a proposed ten-year Network Access Undertaking with the Queensland Competition Authority, aiming to secure long-term certainty and enhanced operational incentives for the Central Queensland Coal Network.

Memphasys has inked a five-year supply agreement with Italy’s Centro Fertilita Assistita, marking its first major European contract and setting the stage for broader adoption of its Felix™ sperm isolation system.

NEXTDC has announced a significant 30% increase in its pro forma contracted utilisation to 412MW, driven by new customer wins, while its forward order book has expanded to 301MW, signaling strong growth prospects.

Babylon Pump & Power has secured a three-year contract with gold giant Newmont, promising steady revenue and reinforcing its position in the mining services sector.

RemSense Technologies has secured a follow-up contract with ExxonMobil to deliver advanced digital twin solutions at the Bass Strait facility, reinforcing its role in the energy sector’s digital transformation.

Swift TV Ltd has ceased its decade-long monthly subscription services with Mineral Resources, pivoting to a hardware-enabled SaaS model with its flagship Swift TV product. The company is set to deploy over 4,300 screens across 11 sites by March 2026, marking a significant strategic shift.

Harvest Technology Group has drawn down an additional $1 million from its $6 million RiverFort funding facility, aiming to accelerate growth and strengthen its balance sheet.