Nexion Nets $42,567 Monthly Revenue Post Networks and Telecom Sale
Nexion Group has finalized the sale of its Nexion Networks and Blue Sky Telecom subsidiaries, pivoting its focus towards AI-driven business intelligence through Fuse Forward.
- Sale of Nexion Networks and Blue Sky Telecom completed
- Strategic shift to AI and business intelligence operations
- Recurring monthly revenue of $42,567 retained post-sale
- Plans to rebuild operations team in Perth
- ASX trading suspension expected to lift in Q2 2026
Strategic Divestment Marks New Chapter
Nexion Group Ltd (ASX – NNG) has officially completed the sale of its wholly owned subsidiaries, Nexion Networks Pty Ltd and Blue Sky Telecom Pty Ltd, to Pier DC Pty Ltd. This transaction, approved by shareholders in late October, represents a decisive move by Nexion to streamline its business and concentrate on its burgeoning artificial intelligence (AI) and business intelligence segments.
The sale signals a clear pivot away from traditional network and telecom operations toward the company's AI-enabled predictive analytics platform, Fuse Intelligence, delivered through its subsidiary Fuse Forward Pty Ltd. This refocus aligns with broader industry trends where AI and data-driven decision-making are increasingly central to enterprise technology strategies.
Financial and Operational Implications
Post-sale, Nexion will continue to benefit from recurring revenue streams totaling $42,567 per month, derived from vendor finance receivables and a data centre maintenance contract. While the company has transitioned its operations team to the new owner, it is actively building a fresh team in Perth to drive sales and support for its AI and infrastructure management offerings.
This operational reset is critical as Nexion seeks to capitalize on its AI platform’s potential to optimize infrastructure performance and predictive analytics, areas with strong growth prospects. The company’s focus on these high-value software and services could enhance margins and market positioning over time.
ASX Trading and Market Outlook
With the divestment complete, Nexion plans to apply for approval to resume trading on the ASX in the second quarter of 2026. The trading suspension, which has been in place during the transaction process, has left investors eager for clarity on the company’s future trajectory and valuation under its new strategic focus.
Investors will be watching closely to see how Nexion leverages its AI capabilities to drive growth and whether the company can successfully rebuild its operational capacity in Perth to support this next phase. The move away from legacy telecom assets towards AI and business intelligence software reflects a broader industry shift and positions Nexion in a dynamic, fast-evolving sector.
Bottom Line?
Nexion’s divestment clears the way for a sharper AI focus, but execution risks remain as it rebuilds and re-enters the market.
Questions in the middle?
- What are the detailed financial terms of the sale beyond the disclosed receivables?
- How quickly can Nexion rebuild its Perth operations team to support AI growth?
- What timeline and conditions will ASX impose for resumption of trading?
