The Gold Coast Titans have confirmed the re-signing of Beau Fermor, securing the reliable edge forward on a long-term extension through to the end of the 2029 NRL season.
Fermor has become one of the Titans’ most trusted and consistent performers, earning widespread praise for his work ethic, athleticism, and durability. His continued development saw him break into the State of Origin arena earlier this year, making his Queensland Maroons debut in Game 1 of the 2025 series at Suncorp Stadium.
Since joining the Titans, the Dalby junior has carved out a reputation as a high-minute edge forward capable of producing week in, week out. His availability has been a major asset for the club, with Fermor rarely missing games and delivering reliable performances on both sides of the ball.
In attack, Fermor adds genuine strike on the edge. He scored 10 tries in the 2024 season and has now crossed 32 times in 92 matches for the Gold Coast — an impressive output for a back-rower and a reflection of his strong support play and timing.
Titans officials have routinely identified Fermor as a cornerstone of their roster strategy, with the 27-year-old viewed as an important long-term piece of their forward pack. His re-signing through 2029 continues the club’s focus on retention and squad stability.
The Titans returned to the training paddock under new head coach Josh Hannay on November 10.
