Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure posts $150.5M FY26 profit
- Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure reported a net profit after tax of $49.2 million for H1 2026.
- The company announced a second-quarter distribution of 6.75 cents per security.
- Growth was driven by higher terminal infrastructure charges and revenue indexation.
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (ASX:DBI) has reported a statutory net profit after tax of $49.2 million for the six months ended June 30, representing a 14.2% increase.
The result marks an improvement over H1FY25 when lower terminal infrastructure charges limited net earnings.
The business noted that stable pricing arrangements supported operational performance during the period.
"During the period, we announced TIC guidance for TY-26/27 of $4.02 per tonne, an 8.1% increase on the prior year, demonstrating the value of DBI’s stable and predictable pricing arrangements with customers and the quality of the delivery on its capital," stated Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure CEO and Managing Director Michael Riches.
Secondary financial metric details included funds from operations reaching $92.7 million alongside a total committed capital expenditure of $370.6 million.
The infrastructure owner affirmed its full-year distribution guidance of 28.62 cents per security, while the DBI share price was down at $5.15 following the announcement.
For FY27, DBI will continue to focus on its key strategic priorities, including delivering organic growth in revenue through new revenue initiatives and the inclusion of the cost of completed NECAP projects in the NECAP asset base.
The terminal handles coal exports from Queensland's Bowen Basin under long-term take-or-pay contract structures.
