NRW Holdings secures $334M in contract awards
Key points
- NRW Holdings has extended its mining operations contract at the Curragh Mine and secured a major infrastructure contract for Canberra’s National Security Office Precinct.
- The combined agreements lock in $334 million in total project value across Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory.
- The dual awards strengthen the company's long-term order pipeline across both resource mining services and specialised public sector infrastructure.
NRW Holdings (ASX:NWH) has secured $334 million in new work through a mining contract extension in Queensland and an infrastructure award in Canberra.
The combined deals provide a significant revenue boost compared to previous periods as the company continues expanding its multidisciplinary service order book.
The company, through its subsidiary Golding Contractors, extended its mining agreement with Coronado Global Resources at the Curragh Mine for one year in a deal valued at approximately $200 million.
Additionally, subsidiary Fredon was awarded a $134 million contract to deliver mechanical and high-voltage electrical infrastructure at the National Security Office Precinct starting in 2027.
Following the announcement, the NRW Holdings share price was up at $6.56.
The government infrastructure will support essential work for several Commonwealth departments, including the Office of National Intelligence and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
The contract wins reflect the group's broader strategic focus on balancing heavy mining operations with high-value technical infrastructure projects across Australia.
