August 27, 2025 • 2 min read
Full Year 2025 Results
Another strong year delivering growth in revenue, earnings and margin.
Worley today reported its full year results for the twelve months ended 30 June 2025 (FY25). Statutory net profit after tax (NPATA) was $475 million, up 29% on the prior corresponding period (pcp). Underlying earnings before interest and tax (EBITA) grew 10% on pcp to $823 million in line with outlook expectations despite ongoing shifts in market dynamics.
FY25 result highlights
- Aggregated revenue of $12,050 million, up 4% on pcp
- Underlying EBITA of $823 million, up 10% on pcp
- Underlying EBITA margin excluding procurement of 9.2%, up from 7.9% pcp
- Underlying NPATA $475 million, up 14% on pcp
- Final dividend declared of 25 cents per share unfranked
- Normalised cash conversion ratio of 94.9%
- Strong bookings at $17.1 billion, up 32% since 30 June 2024
- Backlog up 22% to $16.9 billion with wins continuing to outpace work delivered
- On-market share buy-back of up to $500 million, $168 million spent since March 2025
- Total Recordable Case Frequency Rate was 0.13
- Moderate growth expected in FY26 reflecting the dynamic macro-economic environment
Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Chris Ashton said, “We are proud to deliver another strong result for our shareholders, reporting growth for a fourth consecutive year, reflecting the quality of our earnings and the strength of our competitive positioning.
“Our results show consistent growth in revenue, earnings and margins, reflecting the strength and scale of our diversified global business, our broad and deep capabilities and a disciplined approach to strategy execution. Importantly, we set ourselves apart from our peers with commercial and financial discipline underpinned by a low appetite for risk.”
“We’re operating in a market that is requiring navigation of economic and political shifts. While customers are taking a considered approach to investment decisions, we remain confident in the demand driving growth in our customers’ end markets.”
“This changing market is requiring greater commercial agility and the need to move at pace, and we are bringing this performance lens to each of our growth priorities. We won’t compromise on the strength of our customer relationships, the quality of the work we do or our conservative approach to risk that underpins our business, but we will continue to overhaul processes and remove legacy complexity that builds as a company grows. We are also looking closely at our costs while building a more efficient technology enabled business. This is critical as we continue to embed AI into our business and accelerate the value we can derive from the growth opportunities ahead.”
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