Construction & Infrastructure Update: May 3 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 3 May 2026 Weekly Construction & Infrastructure Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Construction & Infrastructure across Australia for Mon 27th April - Sun 3rd May 2026
Stockland has reported a significant 43% increase in third-quarter net sales within its master planned communities, particularly in Queensland and Western Australia, highlighting a robust demand that surpasses supply. This surge is crucial as it indicates a strong recovery in the housing market, driven by regional growth.
In the broader construction sector, Custom Truck has achieved record revenue and a 33% increase in EBITDA for Q1 2026, showcasing resilience amid challenging market conditions. Meanwhile, West Fraser is navigating duty challenges but is on a path to recovery, while Sweco maintains stable growth despite facing margin pressures. Conversely, Komatsu has issued conservative guidance following a 22% drop in Q4 operating profit, signaling potential headwinds ahead.
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Stockland home sales surge in Queensland and WA as demand outpaces supply
Business News Australia RSS 30 Apr 2026, 12:16amDiversified property group Stockland (ASX: SGP) has posted a 43 per cent jump in third-quarter net sales across its master planned communities (MPC) division, with Queensland and Western Australia driving demand that the company says is "continuing to materially outpace supply" even as conditions soften in parts of Victoria. Stockland...
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Custom Truck Q1 2026 slides: record revenue, 33% EBITDA growth
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Sweco Q1 2026 slides reveal stable growth amid margin pressure
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Komatsu issues conservative guidance as Q4 operating profit falls 22%
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West Fraser Q1 2026 slides: turnaround underway amid duty challenges
All News 30 Apr 2026, 5:36pm