Highlights
- FY26 Revenue increased to AUD 2.6B, with underlying EBITDA of AUD 393.8M.
- Underlying EBIT(A) reached AUD 190.1M and underlying net profit after tax rose to AUD 114.8M.
- Macmahon secured a two-year AUD 98M Daisy Milano extension in October.
- The company announced completion of its Aspect Engineering Solutions Acquisition on 2 November 2026.
Macmahon Holdings Limited (ASX:MAH) is progressing its latest operating and corporate priorities following developments during 2026. Its shares closed at AUD 0.975 on 3 November 2026, a daily change of -3.94%, with Market Capitalisation of approximately AUD 2.1B. The session ranged from AUD 0.975 to AUD 1.045. The operating developments and financial figures below relate to the reporting periods identified, rather than establishing a cause for the share-price movement.
Full-Year Results Establish the Financial Base
Macmahon reported FY26 revenue of AUD 2.6B, up 8%, and underlying EBITDA of AUD 393.8M, up 2%. Underlying EBIT(A) increased 11% to AUD 190.1M, while underlying net profit after tax reached AUD 114.8M. Statutory net profit after tax was AUD 101.1M. These results distinguish Earnings before Depreciation and Amortisation from profit after those charges and tax. The company also reported free Cash Flow of AUD 103.1M and a reduction in net Debt to AUD 111.1M, compared with AUD 162.5M a year earlier.
Mining Contracts Continue to Support Activity
The company’s surface Mining operations secured contract extensions and new work across Australia and Indonesia during FY26, including a three-year AUD 792M extension at Byerwen. Underground mining secured more than AUD 1B in new contracts over the financial year. On 5 October, Macmahon announced a two-year AUD 98M extension at Daisy Milano. These awards concern different operating areas and durations, making the mix of contracts as relevant as their headline values. Contract announcements identify work secured, but do not mean that all contracted revenue has already been earned.
Engineering Acquisition Adds Another Capability
Macmahon announced its proposed acquisition of Aspect Engineering Solutions in September and subsequently reported completion on 2 November 2026. The development adds an engineering-services element to its broader mining-services portfolio. It follows management’s stated objective of diversifying activities across the mining value chain rather than relying on one category of contract. The group also reported more than AUD 500M of new work in civil infrastructure during FY26, including renewables, government infrastructure and resources assignments. These activities broaden the range of projects being delivered.
FY27 Targets Frame the Next Reporting Period
For FY27, Macmahon set revenue guidance of AUD 2.85B–AUD 3.05B and underlying EBIT(A) guidance of AUD 205M–AUD 225M. Management also outlined a longer-term target for underground mining revenue to reach a run rate of AUD 750M annually by the end of FY28. Both measures are targets rather than completed results. Delivery will depend on contract mobilisation, operating performance and the integration of acquired capabilities. The next financial updates will indicate how secured work translates into recognised revenue and earnings.




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