Highlights
- Perenti reported FY26 underlying Revenue of approximately AUD 3.5B and underlying EBIT(A) of AUD 340M.
- Underlying EBIT(A) Margin improved to 9.8%, compared with 9.6% in FY25.
- The company announced plans to sell BTP Group and its West African AMS fleet for approximately AUD 150M.
- Perenti declared a 4.50-cent final dividend, taking FY26 dividends to 7.75 cents per share.
Perenti Limited (ASX:PRN) is progressing its latest operating and corporate priorities following developments during 2026. Its shares closed at AUD 2.05 on 3 November 2026, a daily change of 0.00%, with Market Capitalisation of approximately AUD 1.91B. The session ranged from AUD 2.02 to AUD 2.12. The operating developments and financial figures below relate to the reporting periods identified, rather than establishing a cause for the share-price movement.
Margins Improve Despite a Steady Revenue Base
Perenti reported approximately AUD 3.5B in underlying revenue for FY26, broadly unchanged from FY25. Underlying EBIT(A) reached AUD 340M, an increase of approximately 2%, while the underlying EBIT(A) margin improved from 9.6% to 9.8%. The result shows that the change in Earnings did not simply mirror a large increase in group revenue. Underlying net profit after tax and Amortisation rose to approximately AUD 192M. The company described a stronger second-half contribution to its annual earnings, consistent with its reported financial-year performance.
Portfolio Changes Shift the Business Mix
Perenti outlined agreements to sell BTP Group and the AMS fleet in West Africa, with proceeds expected to total approximately AUD 150M over the following 12 months. The planned disposals are part of a broader portfolio transition that management has described as shifting the revenue mix towards Australia and North America. Expected sale proceeds are not the same as cash already received. The company has said that capital allocation decisions will consider organic and inorganic opportunities while maintaining balance-sheet discipline. Those decisions remain separate from its completed FY26 operating results.
Safety and Cash Generation Feature in FY26
The company recorded no fatalities during FY26 and reported improvements in its total recordable injury frequency rate to 6.0 and serious potential incident frequency rate to 2.8. Perenti also reported adjusted free Cash Flow of approximately AUD 182M. Its final Dividend was 4.50 cents per share, taking total FY26 dividends to 7.75 cents, an increase of 7% from the previous year. The safety statistics, cash generation and Shareholder distributions describe different aspects of the annual result and should not be presented as interchangeable performance indicators.
Guidance Sets the Framework for FY27
Perenti outlined FY27 revenue guidance of AUD 3.45B–AUD 3.65B and underlying EBIT(A) guidance of AUD 335M–AUD 355M. These ranges are forward-looking and depend on operational delivery and the timing of work across the group. Management also indicated that earnings could retain a stronger second-half weighting. The next reporting period will provide evidence of contract performance, margin development and progress on portfolio disposals. The company’s strategy therefore combines operating execution with the proposed reallocation of capital following announced asset sales.




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