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SHAPE Australia Corporation Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue climbing 14% to nearly $957 million and net profit after tax soaring 32%, driven by strategic diversification and geographic expansion.

Simonds Group delivered stable FY25 revenue and modest EBITDA growth despite one-off acquisition expenses, positioning itself for growth through strategic product and channel expansion in FY26.

Simonds Group reported a stable $665.6 million revenue for FY25, with normalised net profit after tax surging 90% to $5.7 million, driven by the acquisition of Dennis Family Homes and improved margins.

Simonds Group Limited reported steady revenue of $665.6 million for FY2025, alongside a modest net profit of $1.015 million, as it completed the strategic acquisition of Dennis Family Homes. The company is focused on integrating the acquisition and driving growth amid a recovering housing market.

PARKD Limited has marked a strong finish to FY25 with the launch of innovative modular construction products and a national supply agreement, positioning itself for growth across Australia’s expanding infrastructure sectors.

Acrow Limited confirms FY25 financial guidance with solid sales and EBITDA growth, while securing a significant seven-year contract extension with Origin Energy that bolsters its Industrial Access division outlook for FY26.

Civmec Limited has announced a series of new contracts and extensions valued at more than A$600 million, including the integration of the SEA1180 maritime defence program following its acquisition of Luerssen Australia. The company is also advancing major infrastructure and green energy projects, signaling robust growth and diversification.

Fletcher Building has initiated a strategic review exploring potential divestment of its Construction Division, responding to inbound interest and strong recent performance. While no sale decision has been made, the company is actively considering options.

SHAPE Australia reports a robust FY25 with revenue nearing $960 million and a historic project pipeline of $4 billion, signaling strong growth ahead.

Fletcher Building and its joint venture partner have resolved a longstanding dispute with NZTA over COVID-19 and weather-related delays on the Puhoi to Warkworth motorway, resulting in a $16.4 million EBIT loss in FY25 but securing $56 million in cash proceeds.

Symal Group is poised to exceed its FY2025 EBITDA forecast, driven by strong project execution and a robust pipeline of contracts and acquisitions.

Fletcher Building has confirmed it is fielding inquiries from potential buyers following its strategic review announcement, though no sales decisions have been made. Investors await clarity at the upcoming Investor Day.