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Superloop has reached a significant milestone under its exclusive Origin Energy contract, surpassing 250,000 broadband subscribers and triggering a share issuance obligation.

Swoop Holdings Limited has reported a net loss for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, with auditors highlighting material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern. The mobile services provider faces operational and financial challenges as it pursues growth in a competitive market.

Origin Energy reports a 45% drop in half-year profit amid lower gas earnings and ongoing investments, while extending Eraring Power Station operations to 2029 to support NSW energy security.

Swoop Holdings Limited showcased robust subscriber growth and strategic divestments at its November 2025 AGM, targeting significant margin improvements and operational efficiencies.

Pentanet Limited reports sustained profitability with its fourth consecutive positive EBITDA quarter, underpinned by subscriber growth and gaming monetisation. The company is now shifting gears, launching a new brand campaign and focusing on accelerating subscriber acquisition and gaming revenue.

Pentanet reports steady Q1FY26 growth with positive EBITDA, rising 5G subscribers, and a strategic brand relaunch aimed at accelerating market presence.

Activeport Group has launched a flexible, consumption-based 100GB inter-capital network service integrated into its Global Edge platform, partnering with Titan Telecoms to connect major Australian cities. The company has already secured its first orders from wholesale network operators.

Scout Security has raised a further $220,000 through a share placement, bringing total capital raised to $820,000, as it works toward resolving its trading suspension.

Scout Security has completed the first tranche of a $600,000 capital raise amid its ASX trading suspension, aiming to settle debts and progress towards relisting.

Swoop Holdings Limited has reported a standout FY25 with 20% revenue growth and a surge in recurring revenue, underpinned by strategic fibre contracts and automation-driven efficiencies.

Swoop Holdings delivered a robust FY25 with 20% revenue growth, positive free cash flow, and secured major long-term fibre network contracts, positioning itself as a rising challenger in Australia's telecom sector.

Swoop Holdings reported a 19.8% increase in revenue to $106.5 million for FY25, driven by organic growth and new contracts, but posted a wider net loss of $6.95 million. The company is reshaping its portfolio with divestments and major fibre network projects in Greater Melbourne.