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To own Worley, you need to believe its role in energy transition and large, complex projects translates into a steadily larger pool of work and a healthier earnings mix. The 24% uplift in the factored sales pipeline and A$10b of recent wins support that broader thesis, even if the share price has fallen 29% over the past year.
The key short term swing factor is how quickly new LNG, power and nuclear contracts turn into backlog and margins, especially after delayed awards and flat FY26 revenue. The biggest near term risk is that more project deferrals or cancellations, particularly in chemicals and conflict exposed regions, offset the stronger pipeline and keep EBITA under pressure.
The most relevant piece of context is Worley’s A$15.5b of FY26 bookings across gas infrastructure, pumped storage, nuclear and low carbon power. That booking level sits behind today’s 24% higher sales pipeline and helps explain why energy transition work, including nuclear, is becoming more central to how the business earns its fees.
For investors, the link is simple. If those multi year awards convert into reimbursable EPC and EPCM backlog at decent margins, Worley’s shift toward higher value consulting, digital delivery and long duration energy transition projects has a clearer path to supporting earnings. If project delays persist, that same backlog and catalyst set looks less powerful.
Worley's narrative projects A$13.6b revenue and A$447.7m earnings by 2029. This assumes 8.2% yearly revenue growth and an earnings increase of about A$209.7m from A$238.0m today.
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One alternate, more optimistic view focuses on Worley’s energy transition mix rather than project delays. In that storyline, rising nuclear, data center and low carbon work supports faster compounding than consensus, with bullish analysts previously pencilling in 10.4% annual revenue growth and A$586.9m earnings by 2029. Those pre news forecasts may shift once this latest pipeline update is absorbed.
Explore 4 other Worley fair value estimates, including one that suggests as much as 50% upside from the current price.
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