Engineering firm Worley recorded a net profit after tax of $106 million for the first half of the 2024 financial year, up from a $99 million loss during the prior corresponding period.
Engineering company Worley has bought out Spanish urban transport company Ferrovial's half-stake in TW Power Services for $20 million, acquiring complete ownership.
Engineering company Worley has secured further work at a number of Chevron's Australian assets, as well as new contracts with Shell and an Indonesian oil and gas company for a new sulfuric acid plant.
Energy, chemicals and resources company Worley has posted a 40 per cent jump in interim net profit to $115 million thanks to improved market conditions and the benefits of its Jacobs Engineering division buy, while at the same appointing Andrew Liveris as its deputy chairman.
Andrew Wood has retired as chief executive of engineering giant Worley and been replaced by the company's chief operating officer, Chris Ashton, in a move that has surprised the markets.
