• Revenue retracted by 9% to $108M, primarily in Energy and Resources sector
• Net profit after tax declined by 42% to $1.2M due to non-recurring tax impact
• Margin expansion, recurring revenue, and scalable growth through acquisitions remain strategic priorities

EVZ Limited reported its financial results for the year ended 30 June 2025. Revenue retracted by 9% to $108 million, primarily in the Energy and Resources sector with the Brockman business experiencing a slowdown in new project opportunities. However, the company's other businesses and the Building Products Sector were able to increase revenues during the year. Net profit after tax (NPAT) for the consolidated entity was $1,235,210, a reduction of 42% from the prior year. This decline was driven solely by a non-recurring income tax impact, as the prior year NPAT had benefited from a $0.3 million one-off tax credit arising from the recognition of previously unbooked carried-forward tax losses. With all available tax losses now fully recognised, the current year reflects a normalised tax expense of $0.6 million. The strategic priorities of margin enhancement, recurring revenue streams, and scalable growth through acquisition remain central to EVZ's transformation. The company's Building Products division delivered strong revenue and profit growth, while the Energy & Resources division faced headwinds from completed legacy projects, labour shortages, and cost inflation. Looking ahead, EVZ is focused on margin expansion, introducing new products and services to reduce reliance on one-off contracting, and pursuing strategic acquisitions to complement its core capabilities and expand market reach.

The company did not provide any high-importance, price-sensitive forward-looking financial metrics.

EVZ is focused on margin expansion, introducing new products and services to reduce reliance on one-off contracting, and pursuing strategic acquisitions to complement its core capabilities and expand market reach.