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Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has completed its acquisition of Entire Operations, paying $70 million upfront for a Victorian fire protection and mechanical services group. The deal gives SCEE a new mechanical services capability and strengthens its ambition to build a national fire services platform.

SSH Group has reduced hire purchase debt by approximately $7.5 million to $12.8 million while retaining a fleet of more than 250 rental assets. The company has also completed the first phase of its EMS integration, but its proposed Crawford Gold mining contract remains unsigned.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering will acquire Victorian fire and HVAC services group Entire Operations for up to $112.1 million, funded from existing cash reserves. The deal adds mechanical services, expands SCEE’s national fire platform and lifts FY27 EBITDA guidance to at least $110 million.

SSH Group delivered a 23% revenue increase and 79% profit rise in FY26, fueled by the strategic acquisition of Elphinstone Mechanical Services and strengthened partnerships.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s FY26 underlying profits surged despite a $46.1 million WestConnex arbitration settlement dragging statutory net profit sharply lower. The group declared a record dividend and raised FY27 EBITDA guidance by 30%.

SSH Group’s FY26 revenue jumps 20% on a statutory basis and 75% pro forma following the EMS acquisition, marking a transformational growth phase.

SSH Group has finalised its acquisition of Elphinstone Mechanical Services, significantly boosting its industrial mining services and workforce capabilities across Western Australia and Queensland.

SSH Group Ltd is set to acquire Elphinstone Mechanical Services, boosting its revenue scale and geographic reach into Queensland and New South Wales with an immediately accretive deal.

AMA Group reported a steady third quarter with operational improvements across multiple segments and reiterated its full-year EBITDA guidance despite geopolitical uncertainties.

Fredon, NRW Holdings’ electrical and mechanical arm, has landed contracts worth around $160 million spanning major infrastructure, health, and electric vehicle projects across Australia, with work scheduled through to mid-2028.

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.

Turners Automotive Group has unveiled an ambitious roadmap aiming for $100 million net profit before tax by FY31, driven by organic growth and strategic network expansion across its integrated used car platform.