Latest Infrastructure Sector News

IPD Group Limited has reported record revenue and profit for the year ended 30 June 2025, driven by growth in key infrastructure sectors despite commercial construction headwinds. The company also declared a fully franked final dividend and significantly reduced its debt.

Boom Logistics has reported a robust FY25 performance, with a 38% increase in operating earnings per share, underpinned by strong renewables and transmission projects despite challenges in resources and infrastructure.

Vysarn Limited delivered a robust FY2025 performance, driven by significant acquisitions and expanding operations across Australia’s water infrastructure sector. The company’s strategic moves position it well for sustained growth amid evolving market demands.

Vysarn Limited reported a robust 40% increase in revenue to $106.5 million for FY2025, driven by key acquisitions and national expansion. The company’s profit after tax rose 34%, underscoring its growing footprint in Australia’s water infrastructure sector.

Symal Group is set to acquire Locale Civil for up to $35 million, securing a $230 million civil works contract and enhancing its earnings from the first year. This move strategically expands Symal’s footprint in Australia’s utilities infrastructure sector.

Downer EDI reports a robust FY25 with statutory profit soaring 82% and announces a $230 million share buy-back, signaling confidence in its ongoing transformation.

Maas Group Holdings reported FY25 underlying EBITDA of $219.4 million, matching guidance, with a robust 97% cash conversion and an 8% increase in dividends. The company’s Construction Materials division drove growth despite challenges in Civil Construction.

Stockland delivered a statutory profit of $826 million for FY25, hitting the top end of its guidance, while securing major partnerships and setting the stage for strong earnings growth in FY26.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited (SCEE) delivered record FY25 financials, driven by a 45% revenue jump and the recent Force Fire acquisition, setting the stage for robust FY26 growth.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering (SCEE) has delivered a landmark FY25 with record revenue and earnings, boosted by its strategic acquisition of Force Fire and a robust order book. The company projects continued growth with an 18-24% rise in EBITDA for FY26.

Transurban Group has confirmed a 33-cent ordinary dividend for the first half of FY25, partially franked and payable in August, alongside a Dividend Reinvestment Plan with no discount.

Ava Risk Group has landed a $0.8 million contract with Siemens to supply its advanced fibre sensing technology for a major Australian transport infrastructure project, signaling growing domestic demand.