Transurban Group released its financial results for FY25, reporting a total revenue of $3.77 billion, a decrease from $4.12 billion in the previous year. The toll revenue increased to $3.03 billion from $2.94 billion in FY24. Construction revenue saw a decline to $668 million from $964 million, while other revenue dropped to $73 million from $214 million. The company reported total operating expenses of $1.74 billion, down from $1.92 billion in the prior year, contributing to a 7% increase in Free Cash for the year. The Group achieved over 2.5 million average trips per day, with a 2.2% traffic growth from the previous year. Notably, North America experienced a 6.4% traffic growth and approximately 20% revenue growth, bolstered by investments in Virginia. For FY26, Transurban provides a distribution guidance of 69 cents per stapled security, reflecting a 6% growth on FY25, supported by a payout ratio expected to remain within the 95-105% range of Free Cash per security. The company highlighted significant progress in NSW toll reform and ongoing project updates, underscoring its commitment to balanced solutions for stakeholders.