Latest Infrastructure Expansion News

Murray Cod Australia Limited reports a profitable FY25 with a significant biomass increase and completes a $17 million capital raise to fund infrastructure and market expansion ahead of a commercial inflection in FY26.

Savannah Goldfields has secured crucial environmental approvals to restart gold production at its Georgetown Gold Project, with mining at Big Reef set to begin in October 2025. The company also received approval for a tailings storage facility expansion to support future processing.

Murray Cod Australia Ltd reports a landmark FY25 profit turnaround driven by record biomass growth and infrastructure expansion, setting the stage for a commercial inflection in FY26.

Downer EDI Limited has announced its key shareholder dates for 2025, including the Annual General Meeting scheduled for November 11 and the final dividend payment on October 2. These dates mark important milestones for investors in one of Australia and New Zealand's leading infrastructure service providers.

NEXTDC Limited reported a 6% rise in FY25 revenue and underlying EBITDA, offset by a widened loss due to a $2.9 billion debt refinancing. The company’s strategic expansion in AI-ready data centres and a strengthened $6.4 billion debt facility position it for significant growth.

Tetratherix Limited reported a $9.4 million statutory loss for FY25 amid significant R&D and operational investments, successfully listing on the ASX and progressing multiple clinical and manufacturing initiatives.

Swoop Holdings Limited has reported a standout FY25 with 20% revenue growth and a surge in recurring revenue, underpinned by strategic fibre contracts and automation-driven efficiencies.

Macquarie Technology Group has reported its eleventh consecutive year of EBITDA growth, driven by strategic investments in data centre infrastructure and AI capabilities. The company is advancing its IC3 SuperWest project and has secured land for a new Sydney data centre campus.

PeopleIN’s FY2025 results reveal a revenue dip amid challenging conditions, offset by strategic cost savings, strong cash flow, and a $6 million share buy-back, positioning the company for growth in Queensland and Defence sectors.

St Barbara Limited reported a $52 million underlying loss for FY25, driven by investments in its Simberi Expansion Project and operational challenges. The company classified its Atlantic operations as discontinued, recognizing a $38 million impairment, while completing a $100 million capital raise to support growth.

Transurban reports solid FY25 financial results with strong EBITDA and free cash flow growth, steady operating costs, and promising progress on NSW Toll Reform and major infrastructure projects.

Transurban reports solid FY25 results with rising toll revenue, improved EBITDA margins, and strong free cash flow, while advancing key infrastructure projects and navigating NSW Toll Reform.