Latest Mobility As A Service News

Jayride Group continues its pivot to a SaaS mobility platform across Australasia and Southeast Asia, managing tight cash flow and planning a capital raise to sustain operations and support ASX reinstatement.

Tuas Limited has reported a robust first half for FY26, with significant revenue and profit growth driven by expanding mobile and broadband subscribers, alongside progress on its strategic M1 acquisition.

Spark New Zealand’s H1 FY26 results reveal a strong rebound in profitability driven by mobile service revenue growth and disciplined cost reductions, alongside the strategic sale of its data centre business.

JAYRIDE Group Limited advances its transformation into a scalable Mobility-as-a-Service platform with a new SaaS agreement in Thailand, strategic partnerships, and a successful capital raise. The company tightens its cost base while preparing for ASX reinstatement.

The ACCC’s final report slashes regulated voice interconnection rates, prompting Aussie Broadband to forecast a multi-million dollar EBITDA impact from FY27 and plan mitigation strategies.

Swoop Holdings has announced a $10 million entitlement offer to fund its Melbourne Fibre Project, following a strong FY25 performance marked by 20% revenue growth and positive free cash flow. The company is sharpening its strategic focus on mobile, nbn, and fibre services amid board changes and divestments.

TPG Telecom has launched a $138 million Retail Reinvestment Plan, allowing eligible shareholders to reinvest proceeds from a $3 billion capital return. This initiative complements a $300 million institutional plan, aiming to reduce debt and enhance shareholder value.

JAYRIDE Group Limited is advancing its transformation into a scalable Mobility-as-a-Service platform, securing new funding and expanding its SaaS footprint across the Asia-Pacific region.

Stakk Limited has secured a pivotal three-year contract with T-Mobile USA to embed its finance technology within the T-Life Super App, marking a significant expansion into the U.S. telecom sector.

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.

Spark New Zealand reported FY25 results within updated guidance, unveiling a strategic sale of a majority stake in its data centre business and a renewed five-year focus on core connectivity. The company’s transformation and capital management reset aim to stabilize performance and deliver sustainable shareholder returns.

Australian Unity Limited has agreed to acquire Plena Healthcare for $70 million, significantly scaling its Home Health services and workforce. The move aims to create one of Australia's leading integrated healthcare providers, pending regulatory approval.