Boom Logistics (ASX:BOL) announced a powerful start to the 2026 fiscal year, unveiling a suite of interim resuaclts that highlight operational momentum and a strategic upgrade to its full-year guidance.
For the six months ended Dec. 31, 2025, the diversified lifting and project logistics specialist reported a revenue jump of 8% to $142.2 million, fueled by robust activity in the mining, infrastructure, and transmission sectors.
While statutory net profit after tax saw a technical decline to $5.2 million due to one-off impacts—specifically the Clarke Creek incident and fund recoupment costs—the company’s underlying performance tells a much more bullish story.
Underlying NPAT rose by 32% to $6.6 million, while underlying earnings per share climbed 39% to 16 cents per share
The company credited improved pricing models, margin-protection initiatives, and higher fleet utilisation for the solid half-year.
Boom is leaner and more liquid than a year ago; cash at bank has soared 73% to $25.5 million, and net gearing has been trimmed down to 38%.
Investors also saw direct returns through an on-market share buyback, with the company purchasing $3 million worth of shares during the period.
At the time of reporting, Boom Logistics' share price was $1.77.