“Gamuda wins two new Australia contracts worth over RM8 billion, lifting its order book to a record RM46 billion.”
Kuala Lumpur, 19th December 2025, 11.30am – Gamuda Bhd has clinched two additional infrastructure contracts in Australia valued at more than RM8 billion, further strengthening its overseas order book and lifting total outstanding jobs to a new record.
In separate filings with Bursa Malaysia, the group said the newly secured contracts comprise a RM7.32 billion design-and-construct package for the Sydney Metro West stations and RM718 million worth of civil works for the Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm project in South Australia.
Following these latest wins, Gamuda’s total order book has expanded to RM46 billion, exceeding the group’s earlier target of maintaining up to RM45 billion in outstanding contracts by the end of 2026.
The new awards come shortly after Gamuda announced a RM2.7 billion Marinus Link undersea cable contract, marking a series of significant project wins that underscore the group’s growing footprint in Australia’s rail, renewable energy and utilities infrastructure sectors.
For the Sydney Metro West project, Gamuda said its wholly owned Australian sub-subsidiary, Gamuda Engineering Pty Ltd, was awarded the Stations Package West by Sydney Metro, the procurement agency for the New South Wales government.
The scope of works includes the design and construction of five metro stations — Westmead, North Strathfield, Burwood North, Five Dock and The Bays — covering station structures, entrances, internal fit-out, transport integration and surrounding public domain works.
Planning and detailed design activities are expected to commence in January 2026, with major construction works scheduled to begin in late 2026 or early 2027. Completion of the project is targeted for May 2031.
Meanwhile, for the Carmody’s Hill Wind Farm project, Gamuda’s Australian subsidiary DT Infrastructure Pty Ltd will undertake civil works such as turbine foundations, access roads, drainage systems, crane hardstands, earthworks, underground cabling routes and overall site preparation.
Construction for the wind farm project is expected to begin in early 2026 and is scheduled to be completed within 28 months.
Following the announcement, Gamuda shares rose as much as 12 sen, or 2.5%, to RM4.99, after trading resumed from a brief afternoon halt to facilitate the disclosure.
