Mitchell Services (MSV) Q2 2025 TU earnings summary
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Q2 2025 TU earnings summary
9 Jan, 2026Executive summary
H2 is expected to be stronger than H1, with improved utilization and benefits from recent investments beginning to materialize.
Quarterly revenue of $46.7m and EBITDA of $5.6m for FY25 Q2, both down year-over-year due to lower utilisation and ramp-up costs.
The business is positioned well with a strong balance sheet, enabling continued investment in growth opportunities.
Entry into the PNG market and expansion into SIS drilling and decarbonisation services signal strategic growth.
Financial highlights
Revenue per rig dipped to a two-year low, primarily due to seasonality and a temporary reduction in specialist work.
FY25 Q2 revenue declined 17.9% year-over-year to $46.7m; EBITDA fell 33.1% to $5.6m.
For 1H25, revenue was $99.4m (down 18.3%), EBITDA $12.7m (down 36.8%), and a post-tax loss of ~$0.5m.
Expenses for new contracts, particularly in PNG and Loop, were incurred in H1, with revenue expected in H2.
Outlook and guidance
H2 performance is anticipated to improve, driven by mobilization of new contracts and increased specialist work.
Operating rig count expected to increase in FY25 Q3 as new projects commence.
No specific quantitative guidance provided, but management expects a positive impact in H2.
Analysts are expected to update forecasts following the release of half-year results.
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