Ventia Services secures $340m Victorian road maintenance contracts

Ventia Services Group has landed new Victorian road maintenance contracts worth around $340 million over four years.

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The Ventia Services Group Ltd (ASX: VNT) share price is in focus after the company announced it has secured new Victorian road maintenance contracts worth approximately $340 million over four years, covering the Grampians and Eastern Metropolitan regions.

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What did Ventia Services Group report?

  • Secured Victorian Road Maintenance Contracts (VRMC) in the Grampians and Eastern Metropolitan regions
  • Estimated combined contract value of approximately $340 million over a four-year base term
  • Options to extend contracts by two years (Grampians) and up to four years (Eastern Metropolitan)
  • Scope includes routine maintenance, inspections, hazard rectification, emergency response, and minor capital works

What else do investors need to know?

Ventia says the $340 million contract value includes routine and planned maintenance, alongside possible minor capital works, dependent on Victorian government budget approvals. The contracts reinforce Ventia's position in delivering essential infrastructure services, directly supporting both regional and metropolitan communities throughout Victoria.

Contract commencement is expected from 1 July 2026, adding to Ventia's expanding pipeline of long-term, government-backed projects. The contracts also demonstrate government confidence in Ventia's experience and capacity in the transport sector.

What did Ventia Services Group management say?

Managing Director and Group CEO Dean Banks said:

With decades of experience providing operations and maintenance across the Transport sector, these contracts will see Ventia support safe, reliable journeys for communities across regional and metropolitan Victoria, while delivering value for the State over the life of the assets.

What's next for Ventia Services Group?

These contracts extend Ventia's established footprint in infrastructure services and underline its strategy to be the partner of choice in long-term road management. The company may benefit from potential contract extensions and further opportunities as state priorities and budgets evolve.

Ventia says it will continue focusing on innovation, sustainability, and service delivery excellence across Australia and New Zealand's infrastructure networks.

Ventia Services Group share price snapshot

Over the past 12 months, Ventia Services shares have risen 34%, outperforming the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) which has risen 6% over the same period.

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