Strong performances in its catastrophe response and insurance building and restoration divisions helps Johns Lyng Group deliver a 57.5 per cent revenue increase to $895m in the 2022 financial year.
The building group's EBITDA increased 58.9 per cent to $83.6m on the previous period.
Johns Lyng's insurance building and restoration services division delivered $586.5m in revenue, a 63.8 per cent jump on the previous period.
Catastrophe-related activity also delivered revenue of $164.8m, a 90.4 per cent increase on FY21.
Group chief executive Scott Didier says the record financial performance comes amid a background of ongoing global pandemic conditions.
The company played a major part in Victoria's recovery from the June 2021 storms and severe flooding in Queensland and New South Wales in February.
Johns Lyng predicts FY23 sales revenue will reach $1.03bn, with the company "well placed for another strong year".
A final dividend of 3c per share has been declared, payable on September 19.
