• Growing margin and cash flow
• Attractive shareholder returns; dividend growth and buyback returned excess capital
• De-risked portfolio via long-term contract renewals

Ventia reported another year of strong financial outperformance in FY25, with NPATA growing by 13.0% and earnings per share increasing by 17.9%. The company maintained a high renewal rate of over 80% and secured 87% of revenue for FY26, providing a solid platform for future growth. Ventia won several significant new contracts across its key sectors, including a $2.1 billion 5-year nbn Field Module contract, a $240 million 3-year Transgrid Delivery Services contract, and a $935 million 7-year Defence Clothing Services contract. The company also delivered $6.4 billion of verified social value in Australia and was recognized with a global award for Excellence in social value. Ventia continues to focus on innovation, with initiatives such as AI-driven photo authentication and support for large-scale renewable energy projects. Looking ahead, the company has provided FY26 NPATA growth guidance of 7-10%, with more than 85% of revenue already secured. Ventia remains committed to maintaining a strong financial position, with a leverage ratio of 1.3x and interest cover ratio of 12.2x as of 31 December 2025. The company will continue to deliver growing shareholder returns through dividends and a $250 million buyback program across 2025 and 2026.

FY26 NPATA growth of 7-10%

Ventia is well-positioned for continued success, with a focus on key growth areas such as digital infrastructure, water, defence, and energy transition. The company's national reach, deep industry expertise, and commitment to innovation and sustainability underpin its competitive advantage.