Latest Infrastructure Sector News

AVA Risk Group has locked in a strategic investment of up to A$12.6 million from US-based Hale Capital, aiming to boost its footprint in the lucrative US critical infrastructure market. The deal includes convertible notes and warrants priced at an 81% premium, alongside a new board appointment.

IPD Group Limited has agreed to acquire Platinum Cables Pty Ltd for $37.5 million upfront, enhancing its position in the mining sector and delivering an 11.5% accretion to FY25 earnings per share.

CPP Investments and Goodman Group have launched a A$14 billion partnership to develop data centres across key European markets, marking CPP’s first foray into European digital infrastructure.

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.

GenusPlus Group has locked in a substantial A$429 million revolving syndicated facility, tripling its previous credit line to fuel expansion in Australia’s power and communications infrastructure sector.

Downer EDI Limited has been named preferred contractor for four major New Zealand state highway maintenance contracts, securing an estimated NZD 870 million in revenue over initial contract periods starting May 2026.

Maas Group's JLE subsidiary has landed a $200 million deal to deliver modular electrical infrastructure for a 100MW AI factory cluster in Tasmania, marking a major step into the AI infrastructure sector.

Qube Holdings has confirmed that Macquarie Asset Management has met the conditions to extend their exclusivity period, keeping potential deal talks alive but without any guarantee of a binding agreement.

APA Group has agreed to sell its 20% stake in the Allgas gas distribution network to Stonepeak affiliates, marking another step in its strategy to simplify operations and focus on core growth areas.

GenusPlus Group confirms the green light to commence a $140 million sub-transmission line construction for Ausgrid’s Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone, starting February 2026.

Symal Group has locked in a $300 million revolving debt facility with major Australian banks, enhancing its financial flexibility to support strategic growth and acquisitions.

APA Group has announced a modest 1.9% increase in its interim distribution to 27.5 cents per security for the half year ending December 2025, maintaining steady income growth for investors.