Latest Infrastructure Assets News

Macquarie Asset Management has tabled a $5.20 per share cash offer to acquire Qube Holdings, valuing the logistics giant at approximately $11.6 billion. The Qube board has entered an exclusivity agreement and signals unanimous support, pending due diligence and regulatory approvals.

Charter Hall Group reported solid FY25 financial results with significant earnings growth and sustainability milestones, while guiding higher earnings and distributions for FY26.

Downer EDI Limited has landed a substantial $750 million contract with Chevron Australia to provide maintenance and support services at key Western Australian energy facilities over up to 15 years.

Fletcher Building has completed the sale of its 13.4% stake in the Pūhoi to Warkworth toll road, marking its exit from public-private partnership investments and a renewed focus on core operations.

Infratil Limited is expanding its footprint in New Zealand's energy sector by acquiring an additional 4.92% stake in Contact Energy for NZ$437.7 million, combining debt and equity financing.

RemSense Technologies has landed a pilot project with the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group to deploy its cutting-edge virtualplant platform, marking a key step into Australia’s gas transmission sector.

Ava Risk Group has secured $0.9 million in contracts to deploy its Aura Ai-X fibre sensing technology for border protection in Latvia and a major Australian transport infrastructure project, underscoring growing demand in critical security sectors.

Arena REIT has declared a quarterly distribution of 4.8125 cents per security, aligning with its FY26 guidance, while offering investors a discounted Dividend Reinvestment Plan option.

Atlas Arteria has announced an ordinary dividend of AUD 0.20 per security for the six months ending June 2025, payable in early October. The dividend is fully unfranked, reflecting the company’s international income streams.

CZR Resources has completed the sale of its Robe Mesa Iron Ore Project, netting over A$70 million and wiping out its debt. The company is now poised to accelerate exploration across its remaining Western Australian assets.

Civmec Limited reported a 21.6% drop in revenue and a 34% fall in net profit for FY2025, reflecting the impact of completed contracts. Despite this, the company maintained steady margins and increased its cash reserves, signaling resilience and ongoing growth potential.

Atlas Arteria’s half-year report for June 2025 reveals stable traffic and revenue growth across its French, German, and US toll road assets, underpinned by disciplined financial management and strategic capital investments.