Overview
The 2026 Annual Report provides information about the services and performance of our organisation and includes audited financial statements and performance indicators for the financial year ended 30 June 2026. View the full document or access specific sections using the links below:
Financial Year Snapshot
We source funds from domestic and international financial markets on behalf of the State of Western Australia. At the end of the financial year our total debt on issue amounted to $55.7 billion.
We provide debt funding for government entities, local governments and public universities. At the end of the financial year our total client debt amounted to $44.7 billion.
We facilitate foreign exchange transactions to manage foreign exchange risk for our government sector clients. During the financial year we transacted in excess of $425 million in nine currencies on behalf of 15 clients.
We provide independent expert financial advice to our government sector clients and the State. During the financial year we worked on 78 engagements, 45 of which were major due to their complexity and the significant level of work required.
Key Achievements
Highest Credit RatingsFind out more
Maintaining our High Credit Ratings
Our borrowings continue to be afforded the highest credit ratings of AAA by S&P Global Ratings and Aaa by Moody’s Ratings. Western Australia remains the only Australian state or territory with a triple-A credit rating from both major international rating agencies.
Image courtesy of Tourism Western Australia.
Successful Third Green BondFind out more
Achieving Strong Investor Demand
The syndicated issue of our third green-labelled benchmark bond under our Sustainable Bond Program was approximately 3.9 times oversubscribed with a record final order book of $7.8 billion. The issuance attracted 16 new investors.Image courtesy of Frances Andrijich.
New Allocation and Impact ReportFind out more
Delivering Tangible Outcomes
Our new Impact Framework provides a more cohesive view of how the State Government’s policy objectives and the projects in our green bond project pool align to deliver meaningful outcomes. Quantitative data enables investors to attribute measurable impact to their investment in our green bonds.Image courtesy of Tourism Western Australia.
Supporting Public Sector ReformsFind out more
Guiding Our Clients Through Change
We supported government by providing our debt management expertise and operational support, helping clients to navigate Public Sector Reforms with minimal disruption to borrowing, investment and foreign exchange activities.
Providing Exceptional Client ServicesFind out more
Continued High Levels of Client Satisfaction
We provide a range of services which are available to all Western Australian government entities, local governments and public universities. Through feedback, our clients shared how they continue to be very satisfied with our products and services and the value that we provide.
Delivering Wellbeing, Diversity and InclusionFind out more
Building on Our Positive Practices
We are committed to diversity and inclusion, and the health and wellbeing of our employees. Over the year, we continued to support team members through a range of initiatives that strengthen wellbeing, connection and inclusive workplace behaviours.
Complete Format
- Annual Report 2025–26
The 2026 Annual Report provides information about the services and performance of our organisation and includes audited financial statements and performance indicators for the financial year ended 30 June 2026.
If you require a copy of the annual report in an alternative format to PDF, please contact us.

Access WATC Annual Reports from previous years in PDF format.
Banner images:
Above-Joffre Falls, Karijini National Park. Image courtesy of Tourism Western Australia.
Below- Greens Pool, William Bay National Park. Image courtesy of Tourism Western Australia.
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