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Ventia is an essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, delivering projects that maintain critical services for government, industry, and communities. The company is publicly listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under ticker VNT and is partly owned by CIMIC Group, a major Australian construction and mining services conglomerate. With more than 10,000 employees headquartered in North Sydney, Ventia operates as a multi-disciplinary infrastructure services platform spanning telecommunications network contracting (via the 2021-acquired Kordia Solutions Australia business), energy infrastructure delivery (including a 2026 joint venture role in the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project with Contact Energy and Lightsource bp), construction services (reinforced by the 2025 acquisition of PowerNet Constructions), and asset management for airport, government, and industrial clients.

The company's service portfolio is built around operational delivery rather than proprietary technology products. Capabilities include network connection infrastructure, construction management, and geospatial/digital engineering services, as evidenced by its work with Brisbane Airport Corporation. While the product and technology stack is not publicly detailed, the 2021 Kordia acquisition and the 2025 PowerNet deal indicate an inorganic growth model to add technical capability and scale into adjacent infrastructure verticals, particularly telecommunications and renewable energy. Ventia's revenue model is contract-based, generating multi-billion dollar annual revenue (approximately $4.1B in 2025) through long-term essential services contracts with government agencies and enterprise clients across the ANZ region. Customer segmentation follows a vertical approach: Government (primary), Industry (telecommunications, energy, infrastructure — primary), and Communities (secondary, as beneficiaries of project delivery).

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Ventia is an ASX-listed essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, serving government agencies and enterprises in telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure sectors with over 10,000 employees and multi-billion dollar annual revenue.

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Operating
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5,001–10,000
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HeadquartersNorth Sydney, Australia
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North Sydney
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Australia
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Oceania
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
essential infrastructure services, telecommunications network contracting, asset management services, infrastructure construction, network connection infrastructure
Product category
Essential Infrastructure Services
Cost components4 values
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
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Ventia is an essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, delivering projects that keep essential services running for government agencies, telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure clients. The company provides a unified portfolio of services including network infrastructure, construction, and asset management, and manages network connection infrastructure for major projects such as the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project. Following its 2021 acquisition of Kordia Solutions Australia, Ventia expanded its telecommunications network contracting capabilities.

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Product overview1 text field

Ventia operates as an essential services infrastructure company delivering projects across Australia and New Zealand. The company provides a unified portfolio of essential services including network infrastructure, construction, and asset management. Following the 2021 acquisition of Kordia Solutions Australia, the company expanded its telecommunications contracting capabilities. Services are delivered through close customer partnerships to keep essential services running.

Product and service2 records
1Kordia Solutions Australia (KSA)
CategoryTelecommunications Network Contracting
Description

Network contracting business providing telecommunications infrastructure services in Australia, acquired by Ventia in 2021 to expand scale in the Australian telco market.

2Geospatial and Digital Engineering Services
Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Joint venture partner in the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project located behind Christchurch Airport. Contact Energy and Lightsource bp formed the JV, with Ventia managing network connection infrastructure. The project spans 230 hectares with approximately 300,000 solar panels.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Joint venture partner in the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project located behind Christchurch Airport. Lightsource bp and Contact Energy formed the JV, with Ventia managing network connection infrastructure. Once operational, the facility will generate electricity for approximately 36,000 homes annually.

Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Construction partner handling the construction of the Kowhai Park solar project. Ventia managed network connection infrastructure while Chintec handled construction activities for the 150-MW project.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2021-01-01
Description

Ventia acquired Kordia Solutions Australia from Kordia Group to increase scale in the Australian telco market. The acquisition was completed later in 2021 as part of Kordia's strategy to refocus on cloud, cyber security, and ICT services.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Land owner providing site for the Kowhai Park solar project. The project was developed on land owned by Christchurch International Airport Limited and Environment Canterbury.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Land owner providing site for the Kowhai Park solar project. The project was developed on land owned by Environment Canterbury and Christchurch International Airport Limited.

Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Bilfinger is a European-listed industrial services provider focused on process industry consulting, engineering, maintenance, and energy-transition infrastructure. Its diversified critical-infrastructure services and energy-transition positioning mirror Ventia's essential-infrastructure and renewables strategy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Service Stream is an ASX-listed infrastructure services provider focused on design, construction, and maintenance of essential networks across telecommunications, utilities, and energy in Australia. The overlap with Ventia's post-KSA telco network contracting business and broader utility asset-management offering is highly material, particularly in the NBN and energy-network maintenance segment.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Lendlease is an ASX-listed international real estate and infrastructure group with established Australian construction and infrastructure operations. Its services overlap with Ventia in infrastructure delivery and asset management for institutional and government clients across ANZ.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CIMIC Group is Ventia's part-owner and one of Australia's largest infrastructure groups (including CPB Contractors and Leighton Asiacon). It operates across the same ANZ infrastructure services value chain at much larger scale, with overlapping exposure to government and resources infrastructure, making it the natural broad- incumbent benchmark.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Worley is an ASX-listed global energy, chemicals, and resources project and operational services provider with strong ANZ roots. While larger and more upstream-focused, it competes for the same major energy customer relationships and renewables project work that Ventia is targeting through the Kowhai Park JV and similar renewables pipeline.

TypeEmerging player
Description

MasTec is a US-listed infrastructure construction company operating across communications, utility, oil & gas, and clean-energy infrastructure. It is an emerging comparable for Ventia given heavy overlap in telecom-network contracting and renewable-energy BoP/connection work — the very segments Ventia has built with the KSA acquisition and Kowhai Park JV.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Balfour Beatty is a UK-listed international infrastructure group with operations in construction, support services, and infrastructure investments. Dean Banks (Ventia's outgoing CEO) is a Balfour Beatty alumnus, and the group offers a global benchmark for the kind of diversified infrastructure-services business Ventia is becoming in ANZ.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Quanta Services is a US-listed infrastructure construction leader focused on electric and gas transmission, renewables, telecom, and pipeline infrastructure. It illustrates the upside scale for a network-focused infrastructure-services model similar to Ventia's KSA-integrated telecom and renewable-connection offering.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Downer EDI is an ASX-listed infrastructure services company providing operations and maintenance across transport, utilities, and energy in Australia and New Zealand. It is the closest direct peer to Ventia given overlapping ANZ essential-infrastructure footprint, similar government and utility customer base, and similar multi-disciplinary services portfolio spanning telecom, energy, and asset management.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

John Holland is an Australian infrastructure and tunnelling contractor owned by CCIG. It is comparable to Ventia on water, transport, and energy infrastructure construction across ANZ, serving similar government and utility clients with overlapping civil and mechanical services capabilities.

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Named customers5 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Ventia

Essential Infrastructure Servicesventia.com

Ventia is an ASX-listed essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, serving government agencies and enterprises in telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure sectors with over 10,000 employees and multi-billion dollar annual revenue.

What Ventia does

Ventia is an essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, delivering projects that maintain critical services for government, industry, and communities. The company is publicly listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under ticker VNT and is partly owned by CIMIC Group, a major Australian construction and mining services conglomerate. With more than 10,000 employees headquartered in North Sydney, Ventia operates as a multi-disciplinary infrastructure services platform spanning telecommunications network contracting (via the 2021-acquired Kordia Solutions Australia business), energy infrastructure delivery (including a 2026 joint venture role in the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project with Contact Energy and Lightsource bp), construction services (reinforced by the 2025 acquisition of PowerNet Constructions), and asset management for airport, government, and industrial clients.

The company's service portfolio is built around operational delivery rather than proprietary technology products. Capabilities include network connection infrastructure, construction management, and geospatial/digital engineering services, as evidenced by its work with Brisbane Airport Corporation. While the product and technology stack is not publicly detailed, the 2021 Kordia acquisition and the 2025 PowerNet deal indicate an inorganic growth model to add technical capability and scale into adjacent infrastructure verticals, particularly telecommunications and renewable energy. Ventia's revenue model is contract-based, generating multi-billion dollar annual revenue (approximately $4.1B in 2025) through long-term essential services contracts with government agencies and enterprise clients across the ANZ region. Customer segmentation follows a vertical approach: Government (primary), Industry (telecommunications, energy, infrastructure — primary), and Communities (secondary, as beneficiaries of project delivery).

Ventia firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Ventia
Legal name
Ventia
Website
https://ventia.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
2014
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Ventia is an ASX-listed essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, serving government agencies and enterprises in telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure sectors with over 10,000 employees and multi-billion dollar annual revenue.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Ventia is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
North Sydney
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Markets served

Ventia business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain

Ventia product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Ventia is an essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, delivering projects that keep essential services running for government agencies, telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure clients. The company provides a unified portfolio of services including network infrastructure, construction, and asset management, and manages network connection infrastructure for major projects such as the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project. Following its 2021 acquisition of Kordia Solutions Australia, Ventia expanded its telecommunications network contracting capabilities.

Product overview

Ventia operates as an essential services infrastructure company delivering projects across Australia and New Zealand. The company provides a unified portfolio of essential services including network infrastructure, construction, and asset management. Following the 2021 acquisition of Kordia Solutions Australia, the company expanded its telecommunications contracting capabilities. Services are delivered through close customer partnerships to keep essential services running.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Kordia Solutions Australia (KSA) Network contracting business providing telecommunications infrastructure services in Australia, acquired by Ventia in 2021 to expand scale in the Australian telco market.
  • Geospatial and Digital Engineering Services

Companies that use Ventia

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Ventia technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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API docs
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Ventia partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered major, core and minor.

  • Contact EnergymajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Joint venture partner in the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project located behind Christchurch Airport. Contact Energy and Lightsource bp formed the JV, with Ventia managing network connection infrastructure. The project spans 230 hectares with approximately 300,000 solar panels.
  • Lightsource bpmajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Joint venture partner in the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project located behind Christchurch Airport. Lightsource bp and Contact Energy formed the JV, with Ventia managing network connection infrastructure. Once operational, the facility will generate electricity for approximately 36,000 homes annually.
  • ChinteccoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 1 January 2026Construction partner handling the construction of the Kowhai Park solar project. Ventia managed network connection infrastructure while Chintec handled construction activities for the 150-MW project.
  • Kordia Solutions Australia (KSA)coreOthers · 1 January 2021Ventia acquired Kordia Solutions Australia from Kordia Group to increase scale in the Australian telco market. The acquisition was completed later in 2021 as part of Kordia's strategy to refocus on cloud, cyber security, and ICT services.
  • Christchurch International Airport LimitedminorOthersLand owner providing site for the Kowhai Park solar project. The project was developed on land owned by Christchurch International Airport Limited and Environment Canterbury.
  • Environment CanterburyminorOthersLand owner providing site for the Kowhai Park solar project. The project was developed on land owned by Environment Canterbury and Christchurch International Airport Limited.

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Ventia competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Bilfinger: Bilfinger is a European-listed industrial services provider focused on process industry consulting, engineering, maintenance, and energy-transition infrastructure. Its diversified critical-infrastructure services and energy-transition positioning mirror Ventia's essential-infrastructure and renewables strategy.
  • Service Stream: Service Stream is an ASX-listed infrastructure services provider focused on design, construction, and maintenance of essential networks across telecommunications, utilities, and energy in Australia. The overlap with Ventia's post-KSA telco network contracting business and broader utility asset-management offering is highly material, particularly in the NBN and energy-network maintenance segment.
  • Downer EDI: Downer EDI is an ASX-listed infrastructure services company providing operations and maintenance across transport, utilities, and energy in Australia and New Zealand. It is the closest direct peer to Ventia given overlapping ANZ essential-infrastructure footprint, similar government and utility customer base, and similar multi-disciplinary services portfolio spanning telecom, energy, and asset management.

Broad incumbents

  • Lendlease: Lendlease is an ASX-listed international real estate and infrastructure group with established Australian construction and infrastructure operations. Its services overlap with Ventia in infrastructure delivery and asset management for institutional and government clients across ANZ.
  • CIMIC Group: CIMIC Group is Ventia's part-owner and one of Australia's largest infrastructure groups (including CPB Contractors and Leighton Asiacon). It operates across the same ANZ infrastructure services value chain at much larger scale, with overlapping exposure to government and resources infrastructure, making it the natural broad- incumbent benchmark.
  • Worley: Worley is an ASX-listed global energy, chemicals, and resources project and operational services provider with strong ANZ roots. While larger and more upstream-focused, it competes for the same major energy customer relationships and renewables project work that Ventia is targeting through the Kowhai Park JV and similar renewables pipeline.
  • Balfour Beatty: Balfour Beatty is a UK-listed international infrastructure group with operations in construction, support services, and infrastructure investments. Dean Banks (Ventia's outgoing CEO) is a Balfour Beatty alumnus, and the group offers a global benchmark for the kind of diversified infrastructure-services business Ventia is becoming in ANZ.
  • Quanta Services: Quanta Services is a US-listed infrastructure construction leader focused on electric and gas transmission, renewables, telecom, and pipeline infrastructure. It illustrates the upside scale for a network-focused infrastructure-services model similar to Ventia's KSA-integrated telecom and renewable-connection offering.
  • John Holland: John Holland is an Australian infrastructure and tunnelling contractor owned by CCIG. It is comparable to Ventia on water, transport, and energy infrastructure construction across ANZ, serving similar government and utility clients with overlapping civil and mechanical services capabilities.

Emerging players

  • MasTec: MasTec is a US-listed infrastructure construction company operating across communications, utility, oil & gas, and clean-energy infrastructure. It is an emerging comparable for Ventia given heavy overlap in telecom-network contracting and renewable-energy BoP/connection work — the very segments Ventia has built with the KSA acquisition and Kowhai Park JV.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

Ventia social profiles

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Ventia financial estimates

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Ventia leadership team

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Profiles3 records

Ventia subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

Ventia funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Ventia M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A2 records

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Ventia

What does Ventia do?

Ventia is an essential infrastructure services provider operating across Australia and New Zealand, delivering projects that keep essential services running for government agencies, telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure clients. The company provides a unified portfolio of services including network infrastructure, construction, and asset management, and manages network connection infrastructure for major projects such as the 150-MW Kowhai Park solar project. Following its 2021 acquisition of Kordia Solutions Australia, Ventia expanded its telecommunications network contracting capabilities.

Is Ventia a public or private company?

Ventia is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Ventia founded?

Ventia was founded in 2014. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Ventia based?

Ventia is headquartered in North Sydney, Australia, in the Oceania region.

Who are Ventia's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Bilfinger, Service Stream and Downer EDI. Broad incumbents are Lendlease, CIMIC Group, Worley, Balfour Beatty, Quanta Services and John Holland. MasTec is listed as an emerging player.

Does Ventia have an API?

No public API is recorded for Ventia.

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Yahoo3 Australian Undervalued Stocks Trading Up To 39% Below Fair ValueThree Australian stocks—Ventia Services Group, Sigma Healthcare, and Westgold Resources—are highlighted as undervalued, trading up to 39% below fair value. Ventia generates A$2.1b from defence and social infrastructure, Sigma A$10.8b in healthcare, and Westgold A$2.4b in gold mining. The article notes each has strong cash flows but warns of potential margin pressures.YahooVentia Services Group (ASX:VNT) Lands WA Contract Extension As Fair Value Questions LingerVentia Services Group secured a contract extension with the Western Australian government for court security and custodial services, expected to deliver about A$110 million in revenue from March 2027 to June 2028. At A$6.12, the stock is near its fair value of A$6.17, with a record $20.6 billion in work in hand and a 95% contract renewal rate.YahooVentia Services Group Ltd (ASX:VNT) (H1 2026) Earnings Call Highlights: Record Margins and ...Ventia Services Group reported first-half 2026 results with group revenue down 4.7% to $2.9 billion, while EBITDA rose 8.2% to $273 million and margin hit a record 9.4%. EPS grew 14.4%, cash conversion reached 93.8%, and work in hand climbed to $21.1 billion. Defence and social infrastructure revenue fell 20%, with capex up to $53.6 million.Seeking AlphaVentia Services Group Limited (VNTSF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call TranscriptVentia Services Group Limited reported its half-year 2026 results, highlighting significant improvements in core safety indicators under the leadership of CEO Dean Banks and CFO Mark Fleming. The company achieved a 17% improvement in total recordable injury frequency, a 38% reduction in serious injury frequency, and a 48% decrease in associated serious claims rates.AInvestVentia's Profit Headline Is a Distraction — the Cash Engine That Funds the Dividend Is the Real StoryVentia is set to report half-year results that analysts expect will show a decline in headline profit due to shrinking defense revenue and increased capital expenditure from SAP system upgrades. Despite the lower profit, the company's dividend growth remains supported by strong cash conversion rates of 93.6% and a high volume of pre-secured contracts totaling $22.1 billion. The article highlights that the sustainability of the dividend depends on maintaining cash flow metrics rather than the reported net profit after tax figure.AInvestVentia's Dividend Looks Strong Until You Add Up the Whole PayoutVentia is set to release its H1 2026 results on August 24, revealing a 16.4% annual dividend growth but highlighting sustainability concerns as total shareholder returns exceeded free cash flow by dipping into reserves. The company faces execution risks regarding its $22.1 billion backlog-driven margin strategy following the announced departure of CEO Dean Banks in Q4 2026. Investors are closely monitoring whether Ventia can maintain its payout ratio and franking levels amidst flat revenue growth projections.Investing.comVentia HY26 slides: record 9.4% margin amid revenue transition By Investing.comVentia Services Group reported first-half 2026 results on August 24, with revenue of $2,893.6 million down 4.7% and EBITDA margin expanding to a record 9.4%. EBITDA rose 8.2% to $273.3 million, NPATA 7.4% to $128.2 million, and EPS 14.4% to 15.8 cents. Shares rose 4.67% to $5.83, and management reaffirmed FY26 NPATA growth guidance of 7-10%.Investing.comVentia HY26 slides: record 9.4% margin amid revenue transition By Investing.comVentia Services Group reported a 4.7% decline in first-half revenue to $2,893.6 million but achieved record EBITDA margin expansion of 9.4%, driven by a strategic transition away from lower-margin Defence and Social Infrastructure contracts. The company posted strong operational results with an 8.2% increase in EBITDA to $273.3 million and reaffirmed full-year net profit growth guidance of 7-10%. Shares rose 4.67% as investors focused on improved profitability, robust cash conversion, and a substantial $21.1 billion work-in-hand pipeline.Investing.comEarnings call transcript: Ventia lifts margin in H1 2026 as stock rises By Investing.comVentia reported first-half 2026 results with revenue down 4.7% to AUD 2.9 billion, but EBITDA up 8.2% to AUD 273 million and NPATA up 7.4% to AUD 128 million, on a record 9.4% EBITDA margin. Shares rose 4.49% to $5.82, near the top of its 52-week range. Management reaffirmed full-year NPATA growth of 7% to 10% and raised the interim dividend by 9.8%.AInvestVentia Services Group - contracts valued at A$160 mln over initial five-year term with extension optionsVentia Services Group has secured a contract valued at A$160 million over an initial five-year term, with potential extension options. The agreement includes performance-based milestones and is expected to contribute meaningfully to the company's revenue stream. While specific client details were not disclosed, analysts note the deal provides stability for corporate planning.