Latest Infrastructure Projects News

Native Mineral Resources has surpassed 1,000 ounces of gold production at its Blackjack Gold Project, marking a key transition to steady-state operations. The company is also advancing critical infrastructure and environmental approvals to support future growth.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a $6.3 million net loss for an eight-month FY25 period, reflecting operational challenges and a shortened reporting cycle, while outlining cautious optimism for FY26 with targeted growth investments.

88 Energy Limited updates on its Alaska-based Project Phoenix, announcing a fully funded horizontal well and extended flow test scheduled for Q3 2026, backed by joint venture partner Burgundy Xploration LLC. The project is positioned for first production as early as 2027 amid a resurgence in North Slope activity.

Parkway Corporate Limited has marked its transition to profitability in FY25, unveiling a transformative Queensland Brine Management Complex project set to redefine waste brine processing in Australia’s coal seam gas sector.

Zeotech Limited’s AusPozz™ has been independently validated by BG&E as a high-performance, low-carbon supplementary cementitious material, showing remarkable strength gains and durability benefits in concrete applications.

Coventry Group reports a challenging FY25 with revenue slipping 1.7% and EBITDA plunging 40.9%, but early FY26 results show promising recovery driven by cost cuts and ERP system stabilisation.

Schaffer Corporation delivered solid FY25 results with revenue growth and record property valuations, but the Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack clouds the near-term outlook for its Automotive Leather division.

Schaffer Corporation reported a 10% decline in statutory net profit for FY25, driven by mixed segment performances, while maintaining dividends and advancing key property developments.

SKS Technologies has landed its largest data centre contract yet, a $130 million project in Melbourne, lifting its total work on hand to $304 million and prompting an upward revision of its FY26 revenue guidance.

Saunders International reported a challenging FY2025 with profit declines amid operational headwinds but strengthened its Water sector presence through the Aqua Metro acquisition. The company projects a stronger FY2026 backed by a record $4 billion pipeline and improved margins.

AVADA Group reported a 10.5% revenue decline in FY2025 amid operational consolidation and leadership changes, while conducting a strategic review of its New Zealand operations. Despite setbacks, the company remains cautiously optimistic about future growth.

New Hope Corporation reported a 7.1% rise in quarterly saleable coal production and a 15.5% jump in underlying EBITDA, driven by operational improvements and easing logistics. The company declared a fully franked dividend and set a cautiously optimistic FY26 production target amid ongoing challenges.