Latest Subscription Business News

CL8 Holdings has completed the sale of its Carly Car Subscription business to Carbar Holdings, retaining a stake in the merged entity and signaling a strategic pivot towards new growth opportunities.

Spacetalk Ltd reports robust growth in paid mobile subscribers and recurring revenue for Q4 FY25, supported by strategic capital raises and international expansion.

Aspermont Limited reports steady subscription growth with $11.2 million in annual recurring revenue despite a dip in total revenue, while gearing up for new data product launches and an IPO.

REA Group has confirmed it is under investigation by the ACCC concerning its subscription offerings, signaling potential regulatory scrutiny for the property tech giant.

Spacetalk Ltd reports robust 3QFY25 results, showcasing strong revenue growth and a sharp reduction in losses as it pivots to a subscription-driven family safety platform.

Life360 has reported a landmark first quarter in 2025, with soaring user engagement and robust revenue growth that underscore its resilience in a cautious consumer market.

CL8 Holdings has completed a strategic merger of its Carly car subscription business with Carbar Holdings, combining two of Australia’s leading platforms. The company retains a stake in the merged entity and plans to pursue fresh growth opportunities while streamlining operations.

ikeGPS delivered a robust 4Q25 with a 48% jump in annual subscription revenue exit run rate and secured major U.S. utility contracts, while declining a $170 million acquisition offer due to shareholder resistance.

Carly Holdings Limited has agreed to merge its car subscription operations with Carbar Holdings in a $3.8 million deal, aiming to create a larger, more competitive player in Australia’s growing car subscription sector.

Aspermont reports its 34th consecutive quarter of subscription growth, with Annual Recurring Revenue rising to $11.4 million and promising new revenue streams emerging in advertising and live events.

News Corporation reported a robust second quarter for Fiscal 2025, with revenues climbing 5% to $2.24 billion and net income soaring 58%, while announcing the strategic sale of Foxtel to DAZN for A$3.4 billion.

Tinybeans Group Limited reported a 9% increase in quarterly subscription revenue to US$0.80 million in Q2 FY25, alongside a significant reduction in cash burn and operational expenses following a major restructure.