Latest Contract Wins News

Aquirian Limited reported a near tripling of EBITDA to $4.6 million in FY26, driven by a $48 million contract win for its Drillforce subsidiary and expanded production capacity at its Wubin facility.

NEXTDC has secured an additional A$500 million in senior debt facilities, lifting its total available senior debt to A$8.7 billion. The upsized debt package supports ongoing data centre expansion and recent contract wins, reflecting strong lender confidence.

8common Limited posted positive EBITDA and net profit before tax in Q4 FY26, secured a major multi-year contract with the Australian Taxation Office, and fully repaid its loan facility.

Synertec’s Powerhouse platform has been selected by Amplitude Energy to optimise power at the Orbost Gas Processing Plant, marking a strategic step into large-scale industrial energy solutions.

FirstWave Cloud Technology has secured a 12-month extension of its ISM-compliant CyberCision platform agreement with Telstra, increasing annual recurring revenue from Federal Government agencies by 5% to approximately A$0.6 million.

Cogstate Ltd smashed previous records with $89 million in net sales contracts for FY26, more than doubling the prior year. The company enters FY27 with a robust $118.5 million revenue backlog, signalling solid growth visibility.

FOS Capital's subsidiary has landed a $1 million contract for lighting at Monash Medical Clinic, boosting its order book to $10 million and reinforcing its healthcare sector presence.

AdNeo's Aspire by Catapult has won a $187,546 contract to develop human rights eLearning courses for Queensland's public sector, marking a second engagement with the Queensland Human Rights Commission. The company's tender pipeline now exceeds $6 million, signalling ongoing growth opportunities.

Swift TV has landed a second multi-site hospitality contract, expanding its footprint in premium Western Australian accommodation and reinforcing its recurring revenue model.

Fluence Corporation has secured two seawater desalination contracts in Vietnam worth approximately US $3.7 million. The projects, set for completion by year-end 2026, will produce up to 7,500 cubic metres of potable water daily on Phu Quoc Island, addressing critical water scarcity.

CDC’s independent valuation jumped 23.6% to a mid-point of A$18.5 billion, propelled by contracted capacity exceeding 1GW and a major pipeline expansion to 3.9GW. Infratil’s nearly 50% stake now values at over A$9.2 billion.

Rubicon Water anticipates FY26 revenue between A$60 million and A$62 million, down from FY25’s A$69 million due to postponed major contract awards. Despite this, the company secured more contracts in H2 and grew its major project pipeline, setting the stage for potential FY27 growth.