NRW Holdings: Golding wins $130m Queensland civil contracts

NRW Holdings has won new $130 million contracts for civil works at Queensland's Yarrabilba and Shoreline estates, strengthening its project pipeline.

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The NRW Holdings Ltd (ASX: NWH) share price is in focus today after announcing Golding Contractors secured a $130 million civil works contract, with the projects scheduled for completion by March 2028.

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What did NRW Holdings report?

  • Golding Contractors awarded civil works contracts at Yarrabilba and Shoreline residential estates in Southeast Queensland.
  • Total contract value is approximately $130 million.
  • Shoreline works to finish by July 2027; Yarrabilba by March 2028.
  • Golding has delivered over 3,200 lots at Yarrabilba since 2017, supporting Queensland's housing market.
  • Projects include intersection and bridge upgrades, new subdivisions, shopping precincts, and school infrastructure.

What else do investors need to know?

NRW's win strengthens its long-term relationship with Stockland, one of Australia's largest property developers. The new scope covers broad-scale infrastructure and subdivision work in rapidly growing regions, tapping into ongoing housing demand.

The company's diverse services continue to drive project wins across civil, mining, and urban development. NRW's strong footprint across Queensland and an expanding project book reinforce its position in the infrastructure sector.

What did NRW Holdings management say?

CEO and Managing Director of NRW Holdings Jules Pemberton said:

I am delighted to announce the award of these two civil works contracts. These awards further strengthen Golding's long-standing relationship with Stockland. Since we commenced working in Yarrabilba in October 2017, we have delivered more than 3,200 residential and commercial lots, providing necessary support to the Queensland housing market.

What's next for NRW Holdings?

NRW will focus on delivering the Yarrabilba and Shoreline projects to schedule, leveraging its experience in major residential civil works. The company continues to pursue new contract opportunities across Australia and abroad in civil, mining, and industrial engineering.

NRW's expanding order book and multi-sector operations signal ongoing opportunities in government, housing, and infrastructure markets. Investors will be watching for further contract announcements and updates on its progress.

NRW Holdings share price snapshot

Over the past 12 months, NRW Holdings shares have risen 114%, outperforming the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO), which has risen 3% over the same period.

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