EVZ posts $10.1M cash flow on $142M receipts

·       EVZ generated a net positive operating cash flow of $10.1 million for the 2026 financial year alongside an 18% rise in annual customer receipts.

·       The company concluded the period holding $18.3 million in cash with zero drawn loan debt and an $80 million contract backlog.

·       Management is pursuing operational initiatives and acquisition opportunities to expand its diversified industrial business model.

Industrial services provider EVZ (ASX:EVZ) generated net positive operating cash flow of $10.1 million for the financial year ended June 30 as customer receipts increased 18% to reach $142 million.

Full-year cash receipts included $29 million collected during the June quarter, while the group finished the period with $18.3 million in cash and no drawn loan debt.

Although the June quarter produced a $2.4 million operating cash outflow, two expected payments arrived in the days immediately after the period closed.

EVZ attributed the quarterly outflow primarily to the timing of those delayed receipts, with underlying trading, margin expansion, and working capital management continuing to support the broader financial position.

The group enters FY27 with an $80 million contract backlog, active tender opportunities, and an acquisition pipeline that the business stated could support further portfolio growth.

Following the announcement the EVZ share price was down at $0.50.

The group operates through specialized divisions including Brockman Engineering, TSF Power, Syfon Systems, and Tank Industries across energy, water, and infrastructure markets.