Latest Order Book News

Symal Group is poised to exceed its FY2025 EBITDA forecast, driven by strong project execution and a robust pipeline of contracts and acquisitions.

Austin Engineering has raised its FY25 revenue guidance to $370 million, driven by strong growth in the Americas, but has lowered its EBIT forecast due to operational challenges in Chile.

NEXTDC has increased its contracted utilisation by 16MW to 244MW, driven by new hyperscale customer contracts at its Kuala Lumpur data centre, KL1, set to launch in early 2026.

IPD Group Limited forecasts a modest decline in earnings for FY25, even as revenue grows across key segments and cash flow remains robust.

Duratec Limited has lowered its FY25 revenue and EBITDA guidance due to project delays and weather disruptions but remains optimistic about a robust pipeline and growth prospects in FY26.

Civmec Limited has reported a robust Q3 FY25 with a $285 million boost to its order book, now exceeding $760 million, while positioning itself for significant naval shipbuilding opportunities through strategic acquisitions and government-backed projects.

Civmec Limited reported a steady Q3 FY25 with revenue of A$158.5 million and a strengthened order book now exceeding A$760 million, positioning the company for future growth despite near-term project delays.

Zimi Limited has paused its planned capital raising amid ongoing talks, while revealing strong operational momentum including $1.42 million in open orders and expanded market partnerships.

NEXTDC reports a significant 30% jump in contracted utilisation to 228MW, driven by strong AI deployments in Victoria, prompting a $100 million increase in FY25 capital expenditure guidance.

Civmec Limited has secured approximately A$285 million in new contracts and extensions, including a major shiploader project at Port Waratah and rare earth refinery tanks for Iluka Resources, signaling robust growth and strong market positioning.

Austal Limited has announced a record-breaking $14.2 billion order book, underpinned by strong US and Australian defence contracts, and raised its FY2025 EBIT guidance to at least $80 million.

Vmoto Limited reported a 16% decline in total unit sales for 1Q25, offset by a strong cash position and strategic investments in e-mobility solutions and production capacity.