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TPG Telecom is set to return approximately $3 billion to shareholders through a capital reduction and special dividend, pending a final tax ruling from the Australian Taxation Office.

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 Ltd reported a positive net operating cash flow of A$594,000 in the September 2025 quarter, bolstered by strong liquidity and ongoing investment in 5G infrastructure.

Mayfield Group Holdings has landed a pivotal $20 million contract for the Brigalow Gas Peaking Plant in Queensland, pushing its FY26 contract awards to $37 million and reinforcing its role in Australia's energy transition.

Tuas Limited has reported a robust turnaround in FY25 with positive net profit and strong subscriber growth, alongside completing the strategic acquisition of M1 Limited. The company sets sights on further expansion amid regulatory review.

Tuas Limited delivered a strong turnaround in FY25 with a 29% revenue increase and a return to profitability, while announcing a conditional acquisition of Singapore’s M1 Limited that could reshape its market position.

Activeport Group Ltd has successfully raised $6.68 million through a two-tranche placement, positioning the company to accelerate its software development and target cash flow positivity in FY26.

Nexion Group has amended its sale agreement with Pier DC to include cancellation of an increased $1.75 million in Convertible Notes, reflecting recent fundraising. This adjustment marks a key step in the divestment of its Networks and Telecom units.

Activeport Group launches Asia’s inaugural software-orchestrated Network-to-Network Interconnect Exchange in Singapore, integrating Megaport’s global data centre connectivity to transform cross-border telecom services.

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.

TPG Telecom reports solid half-year growth driven by 100,000 new mobile subscribers and strong cash flow, while unveiling a $3 billion capital return plan.