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Duratec Limited is set to acquire Newcastle-based Pacific Welding Australia for up to $12 million, boosting its Energy and Mining sector footprint in NSW. The deal enhances Duratec’s self-perform capabilities and access to key Hunter Region clients.

Duratec Limited has delivered its strongest half-year performance to date, reporting record revenue and gross profit across its diversified engineering and construction services. The company’s investor briefing highlighted robust order books, strategic growth in Defence and Energy sectors, and expansion into new regional markets.

Ava Risk Group has announced a $7 million strategic investment from US-based Hale Capital to fuel its expansion into the US federal security market and accelerate product development. This partnership aims to position Ava as a global leader in critical infrastructure protection with a strong US presence.

Alpha HPA Limited reports a surge in semiconductor sector demand driven by AI infrastructure expansion, with significant upgrades in Letters of Intent from key Japanese customers and ongoing capacity expansion.

Sprintex has cleared a key hurdle in a UK water utility procurement process, positioning itself for participation in a £104 billion infrastructure upgrade cycle focused on energy-efficient wastewater treatment.

FlexiRoam has broadened its partnership with a top-10 global airline to include critical aircraft connectivity and secured a two-year deal with Malaysian payment innovator Paydibs, underscoring its growing enterprise footprint.

InFocus Group Holdings’ subsidiary Prodigy9 has landed a contract to support a major Thai government social security infrastructure project, marking a strategic foothold in Southeast Asia’s IT modernization efforts.

Rectifier Technologies Ltd reported a 61% plunge in revenue for H1 2026, resulting in a $2.35 million loss amid a softening EV charging market. The company is pushing forward with new product prototypes and exploring clean energy opportunities.

Mayfield Group Holdings Ltd has reported a striking 52.8% increase in revenue and a 127.6% jump in profit for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by manufacturing growth and strategic acquisitions.

Symal Group Limited reported a robust half-year performance with revenues climbing 24.6% to $504.2 million and announced key acquisitions to bolster its infrastructure footprint. The company also secured $300 million in new debt facilities to support its expansion plans.

Alfabs Australia reported a 28% revenue rise to $55.6 million in H1 2026, but EBITDA fell due to a $2.8 million Dartbrook mine impact and softer engineering margins. The company is investing heavily in mining hire assets and pursuing a strategic acquisition to drive future growth.

NRW Holdings reported a robust first half of FY26, driven by strong segment performances and the strategic acquisition of Fredon Industries, boosting revenue and profits significantly.