Latest Order Book News

GR Engineering Services Limited reported a solid FY25 with revenue and earnings growth, increased dividends, and a confident outlook for FY26 driven by a robust project pipeline and strategic opportunities.

Mastermyne’s FY2025 AGM reveals resilience amid sector headwinds, operational disruptions, and legal proceedings, while positioning for growth with new leadership and contracts.

KMD Brands reports a solid 7.9% increase in first quarter sales, driven by strong Kathmandu and Rip Curl performances, while managing inventory and margin pressures ahead of key seasonal trading.

NEXTDC reported robust FY25 results with 14% revenue growth and unveiled an ambitious 3GW expansion pipeline across Australia and Asia, positioning itself at the forefront of the AI infrastructure revolution.

NEXTDC’s FY25 Annual General Meeting reveals robust financial growth, significant data centre expansions, and enhanced funding capacity to capitalise on AI infrastructure demand.

Etherstack plc reports a record-breaking FY25 with revenues up 62%, driven by major US and UK contracts, and projects continued strong growth into FY26 and beyond.

DroneShield Limited has retracted its recent announcement of $7.6 million in new U.S. Government orders, clarifying these were reissued contracts rather than fresh deals. The company is addressing the administrative error to prevent future confusion.

NRW Holdings showcased strong FY25 proforma results and ambitious FY26 guidance at the UBS Conference, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and a diversified portfolio. The company’s growth strategy focuses on expanding capabilities in energy transition and infrastructure markets across Australia, New Zealand, and North America.

Compumedics has landed a $4.9 million magnetoencephalography (MEG) system order from Beijing Normal University, pushing total MEG sales in China to $25 million and reinforcing its leadership in the Asian neuro-imaging market.

Vmoto Limited reported a 15.9% increase in unit sales for 3Q25 alongside operational cash flow positivity and progress on new manufacturing sites in China and Thailand. The company’s expanding e-mobility solutions and strong international order book signal a promising outlook.

Oldfields Holdings navigated a challenging first quarter of FY2026 with tight cash flow and subdued sales but made strategic moves to streamline operations and bolster scaffold order backlogs for growth.

Electro Optic Systems (EOS) reports a surge in contract backlog to $415 million, anchored by a landmark $125 million export order for a high-energy laser weapon. Despite a $34.3 million operating cash outflow in Q3, EOS is poised for growth with new defence contracts and product innovations.