DUBBO, N.S.W. — Shares of Maas Group Holdings Ltd. climbed $0.33, or 6.42%, to $5.47, as the diversified regional infrastructure and property company continued to build momentum following a record set of full-year results and an aggressive strategic push into AI data center infrastructure through its growing stake in Firmus Grid.

Thursday's gain adds to a strong run for the stock since Maas Group reported record financial results for the year ended June 30, 2026, on Aug. 20. The company posted underlying revenue of $1.2638 billion, up 27% from the prior year, alongside underlying EBITDA of $300.3 million, a 37% increase. Underlying net profit after tax climbed 57% to $123.4 million, while underlying earnings per share rose 51% to 34.2 cents. Statutory net profit after tax attributable to owners reached $136.1 million, up 89% from the prior corresponding period, reflecting both strong operating performance and a reversal of held-for-sale depreciation tied to a major pending asset sale.

Maas Group Managing Director and CEO Wes Maas described the results as a defining moment for the company, emphasizing that even the continuing operations exceeded the range the company had previously guided to.

"FY26 was a defining year for Maas Group," Maas said. "We delivered a record result, and importantly our continuing operations exceeded the guidance range confirming the quality of the business we are carrying into FY27."

Central to Maas Group's strategic transformation is its pending $1.703 billion sale of its Construction Materials business to Heidelberg Materials Australia, a deal that received Australian Competition and Consumer Commission approval subject to certain divestments and........

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