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Shifting through the (revenue) gears
Research evidence excerpt
Shifting through the (revenue) gears
es. In 1H, mix was
(subject to FID). flow in FY27. Consistent with prior a 40bp drag to EBITA margin with shift
commentary, there are 2H below the to procurement (as % of rev). Prof • WOR sees growth opportunities via
line restructuring costs but less than services 51% of rev (10% margin), cost growing its share of the ECR market
1H's $82m. & fab 16%, procurement 33% (5-6% with greater focus on full project
• WOR targeting double-digit margin). Hence cost saves required to delivery. WOR remains committed to
offset this adverse mix effect. strong risk mgmt (will not do large- underlying EBITA CAGR in medium
scale, lump sum turnkey work). New term (ie between FY26-FY30). This • Key question re cost out programs
growth vectors focused on power is consistent with prior ambitions is always how much flows through
solutions for data centers, industrial (eg flagged at FY23 investor day) to bottom line (WOR's track record
water (has existing experience in but reaffirmed nonetheless. We fct is mixed in this respect). Cost out
desalination plants), and port & 7% EBITA CAGR between FY26e and in isolation margin supportive but
marine - collectively, complex critical FY30e. also likely required to offset ongoing
infrastructure (CCI).
• Rebuild to regional energy challenging chemicals markets and
adverse mix as above. • WOR's push into CCI more than infrastructure an opportunity for
doubles its TAM to $3.2 trillion in WOR and company is actively • A higher A$ is an ongoing headwind
FY30 vs $1.4T in ECR (current). CCI engaged with customers re this. for reported earnings (>90% earnings
expected to grow at faster rates vs Reconfig of regional trade infra ex Aust/NZ) but positive for WOR
ECR (10% CAGR vs 3.4% CAGR).
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