Latest Customer Contracts News

Hansen Technologies has raised its FY25 profitability outlook, driven by operational efficiencies and early powercloud profits, despite a slight revenue timing shift. The company also secured major new contracts across Europe and the US.

Senetas reports FY2025 sales slightly below last year amid partner integration delays, while progressing with the Votiro business sale and maintaining strong cash reserves.

Inventis Limited has agreed to sell its Electronic Circuit Designs division for A$2.4 million, while retaining an option to repurchase the business within a year. The move aims to reduce debt and streamline operations ahead of a planned technology-driven growth phase.

NEXTDC has locked in a substantial A$2.2 billion senior debt facility, lifting its total borrowing capacity to A$5.1 billion to support expanding data centre operations and recent contract wins.

NEXTDC has increased its contracted utilisation by 16MW to 244MW, driven by new hyperscale customer contracts at its Kuala Lumpur data centre, KL1, set to launch in early 2026.

Smartpay has reported an 8.5% rise in consolidated revenue for FY2025, driven by growth in Australia and a bold entry into New Zealand’s acquiring market. However, investments in technology and market expansion have weighed on EBITDA.

EROAD Limited reported solid financial results for FY25, with revenue up 6.8% to NZ$194.4 million and a substantial improvement in free cash flow to NZ$16 million. The company’s strategic focus on enterprise fleet growth and innovation underpins a confident FY26 guidance.

Nufarm Finance (NZ) Limited reported a 4.1% increase in net profit after tax to NZD 10.35 million for the half-year ended 31 March 2025, driven by higher interest rates. The company declared an interim distribution of NZD 4.31 per security, payable in October 2024.

Ampol Limited is divesting its retail electricity businesses in New Zealand and Australia to sharpen its focus on electric vehicle charging and renewable fuels, aiming for a leaner, more profitable energy future.

NEXTDC reports a significant 30% jump in contracted utilisation to 228MW, driven by strong AI deployments in Victoria, prompting a $100 million increase in FY25 capital expenditure guidance.

Aurizon Holdings posted a 3% revenue increase to $2.02 billion for 1HFY2025 but saw EBITDA dip 4% to $814 million, reflecting operational headwinds across key segments. The company declared a 9.2 cents per share interim dividend, signaling cautious optimism despite margin pressures.

Traffic Technologies reports a robust order book with long-term contracts and significant cost reductions, despite ongoing working capital challenges.