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Swoop Holdings has agreed to sell its Melbourne Fibre Project subsidiary to Singapore-based Xenith Infrastructure Group for $11 million plus project cost reimbursements. The deal offloads remaining capital commitments and will help reduce Swoop’s debt.

Swoop Holdings’ Moose Mobile has struck a wholesale MVNO agreement with TPG Telecom, aiming to lift gross margins by 50% and grow its subscriber base to over 180,000 within three years.

Aussie Broadband has finalized its takeover of AGL Telco, adding 350,000 connections and setting the stage for significant earnings growth. The company is also progressing key customer migrations and upgrading its growth ambitions toward 1.3 million NBN connections.

Superloop Limited upgrades FY26 underlying EBITDA guidance to $118-$122 million, driven by strong trading and the Lightning Broadband acquisition, while launching a bold three-year Supercharge29 strategy targeting sustained growth and shareholder returns.

TPG Telecom’s 2026 Investor Day reaffirmed FY26 EBITDA guidance and outlined a medium-term plan focused on mobile revenue growth, digital transformation, and cost efficiency, supported by a robust balance sheet ahead of spectrum licence renewals.

Superloop has finalized its $165 million purchase of Lightning Broadband, adding 56,000 secured lots to its Fibre-to-the-Premises network across six Australian states and territories. The deal, funded by cash and debt, keeps net leverage low and comes with regulatory approval of a functional separation framework to support open-access wholesale services.

Chorus has reported a rise in its fibre regulated asset base to NZD 6 billion for 2025, alongside a significant NZD 101 million under-earn on its maximum allowable revenue, resulting in a NZD 76.3 million wash-up balance to be carried into the next regulatory period.

Vodafone Group Plc’s 2026 Annual Report reveals a transformative year marked by the full consolidation of VodafoneThree UK after a landmark merger, acquisition of Telekom Romania and Skaylink, and a planned controlling stake in Safaricom. The Group achieved strong financial results, increased dividends, and reinforced ESG commitments across Europe and Africa.

Tuas Limited has called off its planned acquisition of M1 Limited after failing to meet critical conditions by the extended deadline, while regulatory scrutiny intensifies around its subsidiary Simba Telecom.

Singapore’s telecom regulator has paused its assessment of Tuas Limited’s acquisition of M1 Limited amid concerns over unauthorized spectrum use by Simba, a related entity. This regulatory hurdle casts uncertainty on the transaction’s imminent completion.

FlexiRoam has secured a commercial partnership to embed its AI-powered mobile data platform into all Tune Protect travel insurance Preset Policies, creating a scalable engagement channel for ancillary revenue.

Superloop showcased sustained earnings improvement and strategic fibre network expansion, spotlighting its pending Lightning Broadband acquisition to boost FTTP scale.