Latest Contract Extensions News

BSA Limited has locked in its role as Foxtel’s exclusive national supplier for at least three more years, extending a partnership that began in 1998. The contract now runs until October 2029, with two additional one-year options available.

MLG Oz Limited has landed a significant A$70 million contract with Develop Global at the Pioneer Dome Lithium Project, marking its entry into Western Australia's emerging lithium sector with a comprehensive mining and crushing services package starting in mid-2026.

Boom Logistics has locked in a five-year extension with BHP at Olympic Dam, underpinning $40 million in annual revenue and reinforcing its long-term partnership strategy.

Echelon Resources has secured a three-year extension to its gas supply agreement with Genesis Energy, underpinning continued sales of Kupe gas at market-linked prices and supporting New Zealand’s domestic energy needs.

Acusensus has extended its Mobile Speed Camera Services Agreement with Transport for New South Wales for six months, adding approximately $16 million in contract value. An option for a further six-month extension remains as the tender for a long-term deal continues.

Norwood Systems has extended its voicemail services contract with a major Tier 1 telecommunications operator through to mid-2028, expected to generate approximately A$1.5 million in revenue over the term.

Aerometrex has landed a A$1.5 million contract with the NSW Government to supply aerial imagery and spatial data via its MetroMap platform over three years, reinforcing its foothold in government geospatial services.

Pro Medicus' U.S. subsidiary Visage Imaging has extended its contract with The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center for five years, adding new Visage 7 modules and increasing transaction fees, underpinning strong client retention and platform demand.

Kelsian’s Transit Systems West has locked in a two-year extension for Sydney’s Region 6 bus services, adding $500 million in revenue and advancing its electric bus fleet rollout.

Ventia Services Group has secured a five-year, $133 million extension to manage the Australian Marine Complex-Common User Facility in Henderson, reinforcing its role in Australia's maritime and defence infrastructure.

Ventia Services Group has secured a $133 million, five-year extension to manage the Australian Marine Complex-Common User Facility in Henderson, reinforcing its strategic role in maritime and defence infrastructure.

Ventia Services Group has landed a NZD 125 million contract to maintain and renew roads for New Zealand's Far North District Council, marking a significant expansion of its infrastructure services footprint.