Latest SOUTHERN CROSS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (ASX:SXE) News

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering reported a strong half-year EBITDA growth of 30.8% despite a $46.1 million legal settlement impacting net profit. The company raised its full-year EBITDA guidance amid a robust project pipeline and ongoing diversification.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering reports a mixed half-year with record underlying earnings growth overshadowed by a costly WestConnex arbitration settlement, while raising its full-year EBITDA outlook on a booming data centre pipeline.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering reports a statutory loss of $12.8 million for H1 2025, impacted by WestConnex dispute costs, yet declares a fully franked interim dividend of 2.5 cents per share.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has secured $75 million in new contracts across Western Australia, New South Wales, and the ACT, reinforcing its footprint in key infrastructure projects.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited has landed $90 million in new contracts spanning battery storage, education facilities, and water infrastructure, reinforcing its foothold in key growth sectors.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited has landed $90 million in new contracts spanning data centre expansion and rail infrastructure projects in Sydney, reinforcing its multidisciplinary strengths.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s subsidiary Heyday has lost a $22 million arbitration claim related to the WestConnex M5 tunnel project, forcing a major write-off and a steep cut to FY26 earnings guidance.

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.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited reported a robust 45% increase in revenue for FY2025, boosted by the acquisition of Force Fire Holdings and a strong profit uplift. The company also announced a doubled final dividend, signaling confidence in its expanding operations.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has announced over $110 million in new and renewed contracts, reinforcing its position in Australia’s infrastructure services and manufacturing sectors.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s Heyday subsidiary has landed over $70 million in new project awards, including critical infrastructure works at Western Sydney Airport and a major Sydney data centre.