Monadelphous lifts FY26 revenue outlook with strong first-half guidance

Monadelphous expects $1.5 billion revenue for H1 FY26 after a strong start and major contract wins.

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Key points

  • Monadelphous Group forecasts $1.5 billion in first-half FY26 revenue, with full-year revenue expected to rise 20–25% year-on-year due to strong operating conditions and new contracts.
  • The company secured over $570 million in new contracts and acquired Kerman Contracting, expanding its service capabilities and market reach in infrastructure.
  • Monadelphous anticipates continued robust activity with a strong pipeline, focusing on delivering contracted work and leveraging opportunities in energy and infrastructure sectors.

The Monadelphous Group Ltd (ASX: MND) share price is in focus after the company announced it expects approximately $1.5 billion in first-half FY26 revenue, following strong operating conditions across its business.

What did Monadelphous report?

  • First-half FY26 revenue forecast: approximately $1.5 billion
  • Full-year FY26 revenue expected to be 20–25% higher than the prior year
  • More than $570 million in new contracts secured since the start of FY26
  • Strong activity across engineering construction and maintenance divisions
  • Acquisition of Kerman Contracting, broadening service capabilities

What else do investors need to know?

Monadelphous reported elevated activity levels throughout the first four months of FY26. This momentum is credited to a record amount of work secured in FY25 and sustained demand for engineering construction and brownfields services.

The company highlighted contributions from subsidiaries such as Melchor and Inteforge, which have strengthened vertically integrated project delivery. Recent acquisitions, including Kerman Contracting, further expand Monadelphous' reach into infrastructure and new markets.

A committed pipeline remains robust, with additional contract awards anticipated in the coming months as Monadelphous builds on its expansion strategy.

What's next for Monadelphous?

Monadelphous expects operating activity to moderate in the second half of FY26, though revenue is set to remain well above last year's levels. The company will focus on integrating recent acquisitions and delivering its contracted work safely and efficiently.

Management remains positive about new contract opportunities, especially in the energy and infrastructure sectors, as Monadelphous continues to enhance and broaden its service offering for customers.

Monadelphous share price snapshot

Monadelphous Group shares have risen 81% in the past 12 months, strongly outperforming the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) which has risen 6% over the same period.

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