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Lgi Ltd
LGI Ltd is an Australian environmental infrastructure company that captures methane from landfill sites and turns it into useful energy. It installs and runs gas-collection systems at waste facilities, then uses that gas to generate electricity or destroy it so it does not escape into the atmosphere. In simple terms, LGI helps landfill owners deal with their gas problem while extracting value from the waste stream. The company makes money by building, owning, and operating these gas-capture and power-generation assets, then charging for the service or selling the electricity and environmental benefits tied to reducing emissions. Its main customers are landfill owners and waste companies that need reliable gas management, along with energy buyers and organizations that value carbon abatement services. LGI sits in a niche part of the waste and energy chain, where engineering, operations, and environmental compliance all matter. What makes LGI’s business different is that it is tied to long-life landfill sites rather than short-cycle product sales. Once a gas system is installed, the company can often earn steady, contract-based revenue from ongoing operation and maintenance for many years. That gives it a mix of utility-style infrastructure income and environmental service income, anchored by assets that are hard to replace and specific to each waste site.
LGI Ltd is an Australian environmental infrastructure company that captures methane from landfill sites and turns it into useful energy. It installs and runs gas-collection systems at waste facilities, then uses that gas to generate electricity or destroy it so it does not escape into the atmosphere. In simple terms, LGI helps landfill owners deal with their gas problem while extracting value from the waste stream.
The company makes money by building, owning, and operating these gas-capture and power-generation assets, then charging for the service or selling the electricity and environmental benefits tied to reducing emissions. Its main customers are landfill owners and waste companies that need reliable gas management, along with energy buyers and organizations that value carbon abatement services. LGI sits in a niche part of the waste and energy chain, where engineering, operations, and environmental compliance all matter.
What makes LGI’s business different is that it is tied to long-life landfill sites rather than short-cycle product sales. Once a gas system is installed, the company can often earn steady, contract-based revenue from ongoing operation and maintenance for many years. That gives it a mix of utility-style infrastructure income and environmental service income, anchored by assets that are hard to replace and specific to each waste site.
Strong EBITDA Growth: EBITDA increased by 33% compared to the same period last year, driven by strong operational performance in biogas recovery and new site additions.
Revenue & Margins: Revenue grew over 20% year-on-year, and the EBITDA margin improved to 51%, up from 47% last year.
Dividend Increase: The company declared a fully franked dividend of $0.0125 per share, a slight increase from $0.012 in the prior half.
Operational Expansion: Biogas recovery rose 37%, renewable electricity generation was up 41%, and ACCU creation increased 19%, reflecting strong project execution and new sites coming online.
Guidance Reaffirmed: Management reaffirmed full-year EBITDA guidance of 25%-30% growth over FY '25, with expectations of a stronger second half.
Regulatory Certainty: Recent regulatory changes, including the new ACCU methodology and Permanent Exit Arrangements, are expected to modestly increase ACCU volumes and cash flows.
Capital Management: Recent capital raise enabled full repayment of debt facility and strengthened the balance sheet, with gearing currently at zero.
Battery Projects On Track: Key battery and hybrid projects in Canberra, Belrose, and Nowra are progressing as planned and are expected to significantly boost capacity in coming years.
