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Quarterly Activities Report & Appendix 4C Cash Flow Report

SSH Group Ltd

SSH Group Ltd reports 31% revenue growth in Q4 2025

Key points

  • Revenue growth of 31% compared to prior corresponding period
  • $2.53m strategic placement completed with Xinhai Mining Services
  • Wagtail Gold Deposit advanced with infill and grade-control drilling

Full summary

SSH Group Ltd (ASX:SSH) reported its December 2025 Quarterly Activities and Appendix 4C. The company delivered strong financial and operational performance, with revenue growth of 31% compared to the prior corresponding period. This reflected strong performance across both the SSH Mining and KMH Hire verticals. Key highlights include a $2.53m strategic placement completed with Xinhai Mining Services, advancing the Wagtail Gold Deposit through infill and grade-control drilling, and progressing processing pathways through engagement with third-party toll-treatment providers. The KMH Hire vertical also delivered exceptional performance, with high fleet utilisation and strong workforce deployment across mining and infrastructure projects. SSH closed the quarter with a cash balance of $6.65m, providing a solid foundation to support ongoing operations, project advancement, and near-term growth initiatives.

Guidance

SSH delivered another quarter of strong financial performance, with unaudited revenue for the quarter of $12.0m, representing a 31% increase on the prior corresponding period.

Outlook

SSH enters the March quarter with strong operational momentum and a robust pipeline of project and contract opportunities. Key priorities for H2 FY26 include the continued advancement of the Mt Fisher and Wagtail projects toward production readiness, the execution of additional Mining Services and Profit-Share Agreements, and the progression of several major mining tenders currently under evaluation.

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