The Monadelphous Group Ltd (ASX: MND) share price has been in focus after the company posted record revenue of $2.98 billion, up 31.5% from last year, and net profit after tax climbed 52.1% to $127.3 million.
What did Monadelphous report?
- Revenue rose 31.5% to a record $2.98 billion (including joint ventures)
- Net profit after tax surged 52.1% to $127.3 million
- EBITDA increased 42.9% to $226.0 million, with a margin of 7.6%
- Earnings per share grew 50.1% to 127.6 cents
- Full year fully franked dividend of 108 cents, up 50%
- Secured over $2.7 billion in new contracts and extensions since July 2025
What else do investors need to know?
Monadelphous’ Engineering Construction division delivered revenue of $1.37 billion, a 48.5% increase, spurred by strong iron ore sector activity and integrated services projects. Its Maintenance and Industrial Services arm also hit a record $1.61 billion, up 20%, benefiting from ongoing energy sector work and robust maintenance demand with iron ore customers.
The company made several strategic acquisitions, including Kerman Contracting, Australian Power Industry Partners, and High Energy Service, broadening its service capability across non-process infrastructure and high-voltage electrical services. With more than $680 million in new contracts secured since July 2026, Monadelphous enters the new financial year with a strong committed work pipeline.
What did Monadelphous management say?
Managing Director Zoran Bebic commented:
The long-term outlook for the resources and energy sector remains strong. Investment is expected in both new resource projects and existing operations, with multiple gas construction projects and sustained demand for maintenance services presenting opportunities in the energy sector.
Increasing demand, coupled with Australia’s energy transition, is driving long-term investment in energy generation, storage, and transmission infrastructure, with Monadelphous well positioned to capitalise on these opportunities by leveraging its broadening services capability.
What’s next for Monadelphous?
Looking forward, Monadelphous expects continued strong activity in the resources and energy sectors, underpinned by a robust project pipeline and significant investment in energy transition opportunities. The company plans to focus on consolidating its expanded business in FY27, following a period of substantial growth, while maintaining flexibility for further strategic growth moves.
Management says its strengthened balance sheet and enhanced delivery capability, including recent acquisitions, position Monadelphous well for long-term sustainable growth and value delivery for shareholders.
Monadelphous share price snapshot
The Monadelphous share price has smashed the S&P/ASX 200 index (ASX: XJO) over the past 12 months with a gain of over 50%.
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