Australian company "Macquarie Technology Group" reported a five percent increase in revenue to 193.4 million Australian dollars (137.6 million US dollars) and a three percent increase in EBITDA to 41.1 million US dollars in the second half of 2025. The company emphasized that this marks the 22nd consecutive half-year of EBITDA growth.
Redaksiya reports that according to "Macquarie," the owner of "Macquarie Data Centres," 95 percent of its revenue from data centers, cloud, cybersecurity, government, and telecommunications sectors comes from recurring monthly contract revenues. The company reported operating cash flow of 30 million US dollars and a sustained healthy cash conversion of 109 percent entering 2026. "Macquarie's" capital expenditure amounted to 101 million US dollars, of which 88 million US dollars was directed towards growth capital expenditure. The company also stated it has 279 million US dollars in undrawn debt facilities for the next half-year, which will fund future investments.
The company's largest data center project, "IC3 Super West," is under construction and is planned for commissioning in September 2026. The company expects total capital expenditure for the 2026 financial year, excluding the "IC3 Super West" project, to be between 29.8 million US dollars and 34.1 million US dollars. Capital expenditure for the 2026 financial year solely for the "IC3 Super West" project is projected to be between 128 million US dollars and 135 million US dollars. The company anticipates EBITDA between 81 million US dollars and 83 million US dollars for the 2026 financial year. "Macquarie" noted in its financial report that the construction of new data centers on campus is expected over the next few years, and the company will explore various financing options for data centers, including project financing and long-term infrastructure investors.
Peter James, Chairman of "Macquarie Technology Group," stated: "Macquarie Technology Group" is pleased to announce its 22nd consecutive half-year of EBITDA growth. The company continues to grow and develop, seeing ongoing opportunities to expand its digital infrastructure." "The combination of our diversified cloud, cybersecurity, telecommunications, and data center strategies positions us well to capitalize on the growth opportunities in the technology sector." Earlier this month, the company announced the completion of an additional 35.3 million US dollar debt facility to expand its "IC3 Super West" campus in "Macquarie Park." This funding will be used to secure the purchase of long-lead equipment and to increase the facility's capacity from its initial 6MW to 19MW. The company laid the foundation for "IC3 Super West," the third and final data center at the "Macquarie Park" campus, in June 2024.