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Austin Engineering's FY26 results reveal a 12.7% revenue drop and a 53.7% EBITDA decline, driven by operational setbacks in the Americas and a loss-making Chile contract. Improved cash flow and safety metrics offer a silver lining as the company embarks on a reset for FY27.

Austin Engineering has refinanced $43.9 million of banking facilities with HSBC, simplifying its debt structure and extending its funding platform through to November 2029 to support growth and working capital needs.

Austin Engineering has renegotiated its Chile OEM contract, ending losses and setting the stage for profitability and operational turnaround in South America.

Austin Engineering has addressed ASX concerns over its half-year earnings, confirming compliance with disclosure rules despite downward revisions to FY26 guidance.

Austin Engineering Limited has reported a dramatic fall in revenue and EBITDA for the first half of fiscal 2026, yet it has declared a modest interim dividend, signalling cautious confidence amid challenges.

Austin Engineering Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of its ordinary shares, set to run from December 2025 through October 2026, signaling a strategic move in capital management.

Austin Engineering has lowered its FY26 revenue and EBIT forecasts due to challenges in key contracts and operational inefficiencies, while outlining strategic measures to restore profitability.

Austin Engineering has announced a Board-approved on-market share buy-back of up to 10% of its ordinary shares over the next 12 months, reflecting confidence in its financial strength and growth prospects.

Austin Engineering reported a robust 22.2% revenue increase in FY25, driven by a strong North American expansion and improved margins in Asia Pacific. Despite some operational challenges in Chile, the company’s underlying profits soared, setting a confident tone for FY26.

Austin Engineering Limited reported a robust 22.2% increase in revenue for FY25, alongside a mixed earnings performance and fully franked dividends.

Austin Engineering has restated its FY24 financials due to revenue recognition errors in its Chilean subsidiary, leading to an upward revision of its FY25 revenue and profit guidance.