Latest Maintenance Contracts News

Monadelphous Group Limited has secured approximately $110 million in new contracts spanning resources, energy, and renewable sectors, reinforcing its foothold across Australia and Papua New Guinea.

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.

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.

Verbrec Limited has announced over $20 million in new contracts spanning biogas engineering, cyber security, pipeline maintenance, mining technology, and water security, reinforcing its leadership in energy transition and sustainable mining sectors.

Monadelphous has reported a record-breaking year with $2.3 billion in new contracts and a strong financial performance, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and growth in energy transition sectors.

SRG Global has landed $650 million worth of contracts spanning water, defence, energy, and more across Australia and New Zealand, reinforcing its position as a diversified infrastructure leader.

Nexion Group has finalized the sale of its Nexion Networks and Blue Sky Telecom subsidiaries, pivoting its focus towards AI-driven business intelligence through Fuse Forward.

Unith Ltd has secured new contracts and expanded its strategic partnerships while advancing its ISO 27001 certification, signaling strong momentum in its AI digital human technology business.

MLG Oz Limited has extended its contract with Rio Tinto at the Western Turner Syncline Mine by three months, adding approximately $5 million in revenue through March 2026.

Downer EDI Limited has landed a substantial $750 million contract with Chevron Australia to provide maintenance and support services at key Western Australian energy facilities over up to 15 years.

Monadelphous Group Limited has landed a suite of new contracts worth approximately $140 million, extending its foothold in the Pilbara and beyond with BHP and Rio Tinto.

Alliance Aviation Services has lowered its FY26 earnings guidance significantly below analyst expectations, citing increased depreciation, higher maintenance costs, and a contract dispute. Despite these challenges, the company maintains profitability and a strong balance sheet.