Infragreen Reports Strong FY26 Earnings and ESG Progress

Infragreen, an emerging diversified mid-market infrastructure company, has reported strong financial performance and progress on its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments for the fiscal year ended June 2026. The company, which focuses on recycling and waste recovery alongside clean energy and energy transition, saw its look-through share of EBITDA grow to $23.9 million, up from $18.6 million in the previous year.

Material actions and disclosures

Infragreen’s FY26 financial report highlights several key ESG actions and disclosures:

  • The company’s revenue grew by 26% to $116.8 million, reflecting sustained organic growth across its portfolio.
  • Infragreen’s share of EBITDA increased by 29% to $23.9 million, driven by improvements in operational efficiency and targeted bolt-on acquisitions.
  • The company recycled 208,183 tonnes of waste and metals, saving 96,612 tonnes of CO2e from entering the atmosphere, a 66% increase from the previous year.
  • Infragreen installed 58,076 kW of clean energy and provided 495 MWh of backup power generation, marking an 80% increase from the previous year.

Forward commitments

Infragreen has outlined several forward commitments in its FY26 report:

  • The company aims to broaden its diversified platform by strategically expanding into high-growth sectors within the sustainable infrastructure industry.
  • Infragreen plans to continue its disciplined focus on organic growth, targeted bolt-on acquisitions, and platform expansion.
  • The company intends to deepen its influence and alignment with existing businesses by increasing its shareholding.

Infragreen’s management team, led by Declan Sherman, Managing Director and CEO, is committed to advancing the circular economy, driving economic growth, and enhancing resource efficiency. The company’s financial success is underpinned by the performance of its underlying businesses, which continue to operate strongly in their respective niches.

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