Revenue and EBITDA Growth
Revenue for the 6 months to 31 Dec 2025 was $108.0M, up 11.5% sequentially; underlying EBITDA rose 15% to $57.0M, demonstrating improved margin contribution (positive mix shift toward higher-margin U.S. revenue).
Australian Contracted Capacity Surge
Signed 22 MW of new customer contracts in Australia in H1, taking total Australian contracted capacity to 41 MW, a 95% increase from June 2025.
Sydney1 (SYD1) Development Momentum
SYD1 20 MW tranche is on track for delivery in Q2 calendar 2026; full SYD1 expansion to 88 MW is materially de-risked with state significant development approval (Dec 2025), 120 MVA power approval secured and design progressing.
Attractive Project Economics at SYD1
Management expects the 88 MW SYD1 project to deliver a c.15% yield on incremental cost and at least $1.50 of additional NAV per security; the 20 MW tranche is underwritten above a 15% yield on cost.
Strong Liquidity and Funding Headroom
Liquidity of $658M (cash $349M + $309M undrawn facilities) with approximately $650M cited as available to fund a significant part of SYD1; gearing at 35.8% (lower end of 35–45% target) with no maturities before FY '29.
Upgraded FY26 Guidance
FY26 underlying EBITDA guidance upgraded to the top end of the range at $125M (maintaining July 2026 annualized run-rate EBITDA target of $180M).
Development Pipeline and Embedded Upside
Qualified demand pipeline now exceeds 200 MW; SYD1 has over 50 MW of embedded upside (scaling to 88 MW); Adelaide design upsized from 8 MW to 15 MW (subject to cornerstone customer).
U.S. Stabilization and Chicago Accounting
Chicago project commenced billing during the period (pre-completion rental income of $18.5M recognized operationally), supporting revenue growth; Chicago remains on track for physical completion by Q2 calendar 2026, improving future normalization/refinancing opportunities.
Operational and Cost Discipline
Management expects c.$5M of annual OpEx savings from organizational redesign and reported delivering around $5M in OpEx savings per annum; CapEx discipline with FY26 growth CapEx guidance maintained at $160–180M.
Balance Sheet and Valuation Movement
Investment property values increased by $202M during the half; net assets $2.49B with NAV per security $4.50 (adjusted NAV $4.62 after H1 Australian CapEx), indicating stabilization in underlying asset values.