Highlights

  • PWR reported record FY26 Revenue of AUD 170.7 million, representing an increase of approximately 31%.
  • Net profit after tax reached AUD 17.9 million, up approximately 83% compared with the preceding financial year.
  • The company identified further Aerospace and Defence expansion and a planned Poland operation in its updated outlook.
  • PWH shares closed at AUD 11.44 on 5 November, gaining 1.78% for the session.

Advanced cooling technology now links motorsport engineering with a growing aerospace and defence programme at PWR Holdings Limited (ASX:PWH). The group reported record FY26 revenue of AUD 170.7 million and higher statutory profit, following Investment in Manufacturing capability and specialist thermal-management applications. PWH shares ended 5 November 2026 at AUD 11.44, up 1.78%, as the Business moved into another year of planned capacity and market development.

Record Sales Support an Expanding Technology Platform

For the financial year ended 30 June 2026, PWR reported revenue of AUD 170.7 million, approximately 31% above the prior year. Statutory net profit after tax reached AUD 17.9 million, up about 83%. These numbers are FY26 outcomes and are separate from share trading on 5 November.

PWR develops and manufactures thermal-management systems for motorsport, automotive original equipment manufacturers, aerospace and defence, and aftermarket applications. Its products include cooling systems and compact heat exchangers engineered for applications where weight, packaging and temperature control are important design requirements. The company’s technical work spans development, testing and manufacturing.

Motorsport and Defence Draw on Cooling Expertise

The motorsport business applies advanced cooling systems to demanding racing applications, while aerospace and defence programmes involve different technical requirements and project timetables. PWR also serves automotive original equipment customers and the aftermarket. These operating areas share engineering capabilities but should not be treated as having identical sales cycles.

In its prior official reporting, PWR described micromatrix heat-exchanger technology and additive manufacturing as areas of development. The technologies allow cooling components to be designed for specialised applications. The company’s FY26 performance and October outlook put particular attention on the potential contribution from Aerospace and Defence rather than relying solely on historic motorsport activity.

A New Manufacturing Footprint Shapes the Outlook

The FY26 reporting period included work associated with expansion of Australian manufacturing capability. In October 2026, PWR also outlined a planned site in Poland, intended to begin initial operations during FY27. An expected operational start is not the same as a completed commissioning or commercial ramp-up.

At its October AGM, the company updated expectations for Aerospace and Defence revenue growth in FY27 to approximately 50%, while its outlook pointed to approximately 20% growth in the original equipment manufacturing segment. These are management expectations rather than achieved results. The period ahead will show how capacity investments and project execution align with those targets.

Share Prices Place the Operating Update in Context

PWR shares traded between AUD 11.11 and AUD 11.55 on 5 November 2026 and closed at AUD 11.44. Reported Volume was 153,881 shares, Market Capitalisation was AUD 1.15 billion and the one-year share-price change was positive 35.55%. These market figures describe the session and do not establish a causal link to any specific company release.

The company’s disclosed objectives include the next stage of aerospace and defence growth and bringing planned manufacturing capability into operation. Future annual and interim updates will provide evidence of how actual revenue, profitability and operating capacity compare with the company’s stated plans.