Latest Infrastructure Projects News

Qube Holdings has sold its 202-hectare Beveridge property interest for $111 million, booking a substantial $100 million pre-tax profit in FY26. The move frees Qube from development costs while keeping future operational options open.

Aspire Mining has secured a $69.9 million lump-sum EPC contract with China Coal Technology and Engineering Group’s international arm, significantly de-risking its Ovoot Coking Coal Project and targeting first coal production by late 2027.

First Graphene has successfully produced 600 tonnes of graphene enhanced cement, marking a key milestone in sustainable construction with significant CO2 reductions and multiple UK trial projects underway.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited has landed $90 million in new contracts spanning data centre expansion and rail infrastructure projects in Sydney, reinforcing its multidisciplinary strengths.

CTI Logistics Limited anticipates a significant 55% increase in profit before tax for the half year ending December 2025, driven by robust revenue growth and operational improvements in Western Australia.

Venari Minerals has taken a strategic step to de-risk its Red Mountain Lithium Project by securing private water rights and land in Nevada, a critical resource in the arid region. This move, alongside ongoing metallurgical testwork and an upcoming resource estimate, positions the project for advancement.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has secured $1.07 billion in new loan facilities, slashing its borrowing costs and extending debt maturity while maintaining its investment grade rating.

Eden Innovations has landed its largest order yet from Holcim Ecuador, signalling accelerating demand for its EdenCrete®Pz7 concrete additive and reinforcing its growth trajectory.

Cokal Limited has clarified the recent spike in its share price and trading volume, attributing the market activity to a series of operational milestones and strategic partnerships rather than undisclosed information.

Swoop Holdings has announced a $10 million entitlement offer to fund its Melbourne Fibre Project, following a strong FY25 performance marked by 20% revenue growth and positive free cash flow. The company is sharpening its strategic focus on mobile, nbn, and fibre services amid board changes and divestments.

Pacific Lime and Cement Limited has secured a strategic partnership with global construction giant PowerChina to accelerate development of its Orokolo Bay Industrial Sands Project in Papua New Guinea, targeting production by 2026.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s subsidiary Heyday has lost a $22 million arbitration claim related to the WestConnex M5 tunnel project, forcing a major write-off and a steep cut to FY26 earnings guidance.