Worley (WOR) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

What WOR does

Worley (WOR) is an ASX-listed stock in the Energy sector, specifically the Oil & Gas Equipment & Services industry. Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, it employs 33,936 people and provides engineering, project, and asset management solutions to the energy, chemicals, and resources sectors across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Australia, the Asia Pacific, and China. Its services include project delivery (engineering, procurement, construction, and operations), planning and investment support, digital solutions, environment and sustainability consulting, and specialist technology solutions. As a major energy services provider, it is a peer of companies like Woodside Energy Group (WDS) and Santos (STO).

Key numbers explained

• Price (9.63 AUD): the last traded price of one share on the ASX.
• Market capitalisation (4.7B AUD): the total market value of all outstanding shares, calculated as share price times shares outstanding.
• Trailing P/E ratio (20.5): the current price divided by the last 12 months of earnings per share (0.47 AUD), showing how much investors pay per dollar of recent earnings.
• Forward P/E ratio (10.7): the price divided by expected future earnings, which can differ from the trailing P/E if earnings are expected to grow or shrink.
• Dividend yield (5.19%): the annual dividend per share expressed as a percentage of the current price, indicating the cash return from dividends alone.
• Ex-dividend date (1 Sept. 2026): the date after which a buyer is no longer entitled to the next dividend payment.
• Share of earnings paid out as dividends (107%): the company is distributing more of its earnings as dividends than it earns, often funded from reserves or cash flow.
• Beta (0.41): a measure of the stock's volatility relative to the market; below 1 suggests it tends to move less than the overall market.

What to watch

Worley's business is tied to energy and resources investment cycles, which can be affected by commodity prices, government policy, and global demand. Its price change over the last 52 weeks (-31.8%) and the 52-week range (9.55 – 14.62) show a wide spread, reflecting how sentiment and conditions have shifted. Revenue growth (-7.9% year over year) and margins (profit margin of 2.2%, operating margin of 4.4%) are useful for gauging recent operational strength. The debt-to-equity ratio (58.4%) indicates the level of debt relative to shareholder equity, which matters for financial flexibility. The next earnings report is scheduled for 26 Aug. 2026, which is a common catalyst for price moves. For broader context, WOR is part of the ASX 200 and sits among other Australian energy and resources names such as Deep Yellow (DYL), Whitehaven Coal (WHC), New Hope (NHC), and Yancoal Australia (YAL).