Latest Maas Group Holdings News

Maas Group Holdings Ltd reported a 6% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $219.4 million, driven by robust growth in Construction Materials and Commercial Real Estate. The company’s disciplined capital management and strategic acquisitions set a positive tone for FY26.

Maas Group Holdings reported FY25 underlying EBITDA of $219.4 million, matching guidance, with a robust 97% cash conversion and an 8% increase in dividends. The company’s Construction Materials division drove growth despite challenges in Civil Construction.

MAAS Group Holdings Limited reported a solid 15% increase in revenues for FY25, while profit after tax saw a marginal decline. The company maintained its dividend payout, signaling steady shareholder returns amid mixed earnings results.

Maas Group Holdings prepares to release its FY25 audited results on August 21, followed by the release of over 660,000 shares from voluntary escrow, marking a key milestone since its 2020 IPO.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance between $215 million and $245 million, while expanding its Melbourne construction materials hub through key acquisitions in asphalt paving and recycling.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance of $215 million to $245 million, driven by recent acquisitions and growth in construction materials and renewable energy sectors.

Native Mineral Resources has completed a $15.9 million shortfall placement, fully funding the restart of gold production at its Queensland projects with first output expected in the third quarter of 2025.

Maas Group Holdings has announced a fresh on-market share buyback of up to 10% of its issued capital, signaling strong confidence in its financial health and future prospects.

Savannah Goldfields Limited has announced a $9.91 million equity raising to fund the restart of mining operations and regional expansion in Far North Queensland. The company targets resuming production in H1 2025 with a focus on optimising costs amid a strong gold price environment.

Savannah Goldfields Limited has launched a $14 million capital raising to fund the restart of gold mining operations at its Agate Creek and Georgetown projects, backed by cornerstone investors including Wes Maas.

Native Mineral Resources has raised $14.9 million through a Shortfall Placement and a major investment by Wes Maas, accelerating its plans for gold production at Charters Towers in Queensland.