Quarterly Snapshot Q4 2024-25

This quarter, we announced a $50 million loan to Element 25’s Butcherbird Manganese Project and continued to progress projects through our investment pipeline.

As construction ramps up across our portfolio, loan drawdowns have increased, creating new jobs and providing more opportunities for local businesses.

This snapshot provides detailed data on our financial support across sectors, project locations, Indigenous engagement outcomes, project pipeline and cumulative financial performance achieved across our infrastructure portfolio, contributing to overall regional development across northern Australia.

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This quarter we've progressed opportunities through our project pipeline, delivered $148.3 million in draw downs, and reported an uptick of $38 million in Indigenous procurement outcomes through our projects.
To date, four projects have fully repaid their loans, including QLD Airports, Onslow Marine Support Base, and the Pilbara Minerals P680 Expansion project.

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Quarterly Snapshot Q4 2024-25

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