• Revenue down 37% to $3.9m, primarily due to Audi Centre Myaree project nearing completion
• Group loss of $1.0m, reflecting lower construction activity and East Coast expansion costs
• Established national prefabrication platform through Fielders partnership

Parkd Ltd has reported a 37% decline in revenue to $3.9m for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, primarily due to the Audi Centre Myaree construction project nearing completion. The Group recorded a loss of $1.0m, up from $82k in the prior corresponding period, reflecting the lower construction activity volumes as the Audi project wound down, combined with investment in the company's East Coast operational infrastructure including the commissioning of the new Penrith prefabrication facility. During the half-year, Parkd executed a revised Exclusive Prefabrication License Agreement with Fielders, establishing the company as the sole national provider of its prefabricated SlimDek210 and MDSB modules. This underpins Parkd's asset-light national rollout strategy. The company also secured and commissioned its first East Coast prefabrication facility in Penrith, NSW, and completed its first East Coast pilot project with the McNab Group.The Audi Centre Myaree project achieved substantial completion in January 2026, demonstrating Parkd's modular system in a premium retail setting. The company also continued to grow its technical advisory and design engagements across new industry sectors on the East Coast.

Parkd is actively progressing its expansion into the East Coast market, with the new Penrith prefabrication facility now operational. Upcoming project works and prefabrication module supply under the Fielders partnership are expected to contribute to future revenue growth and support a strong financial position.