Latest Project Pipeline News

Lycopodium Limited reports strong half-year results for 1H FY26, driven by increased project delivery and strategic expansion into the Americas. The company updates its full-year guidance amid a robust pipeline across gold, copper, and critical minerals.

SHAPE Australia Corporation Limited has reported a robust first half of FY26, with significant gains in revenue, profits, and project pipeline, underpinned by strategic sector diversification and a key acquisition.

SHAPE Australia Corporation Limited reported a robust half-year performance with a 48.5% rise in net profit and declared a fully franked 14 cent interim dividend, underpinned by strategic acquisition and operational discipline.

The Environmental Group Limited (EGL) reported solid revenue and EBITDA growth in H1 FY26 despite a net loss driven by significant one-off costs. The company’s Energy division surged while Baltec and Clean Air faced headwinds.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering reported a strong half-year EBITDA growth of 30.8% despite a $46.1 million legal settlement impacting net profit. The company raised its full-year EBITDA guidance amid a robust project pipeline and ongoing diversification.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering reports a mixed half-year with record underlying earnings growth overshadowed by a costly WestConnex arbitration settlement, while raising its full-year EBITDA outlook on a booming data centre pipeline.

North Stawell Minerals is broadening its gold exploration strategy beyond Victoria, aiming to capitalise on strong gold prices with a diversified Australian project pipeline.

Oakridge International Limited has reported a striking turnaround in its half-year results, posting a profit after tax of $172,239 against a prior loss, driven by strong sales and product innovation in healthcare technology.

AGL Energy reported a steady first half with flat underlying EBITDA and a narrowed FY26 earnings outlook, while accelerating its renewable projects and forming a strategic partnership with Aussie Broadband.

A handful of small caps ripped higher, but plenty still slipped even after good news. This week’s biggest moves came from a platform partnership win, a reinstated stock, and a cash settlement that removed a long-running dispute.

Hydrix Limited reported $2.3 million in revenue for Q2 FY26 and secured a $2.5 million initial contract with SynCardia Systems to develop a fully implantable artificial heart, setting a positive tone for 2026.

Oakridge International reports solid growth in healthcare technology revenues and product development progress, while navigating a potential legal claim from Teko International.