Latest Telecommunications Sector News

Chorus Limited has set the foreign exchange rate for its HY26 interim dividend payable to Australian shareholders, confirming a payment date of 14 April 2026. The unimputed dividend and withholding tax details clarify returns for cross-border investors.

Ventia Services Group Limited reported a 23.6% increase in profit after tax for FY25 to $272.2 million, alongside record contract wins and a strong sustainability agenda. The company declared a 12.54 cents per share final dividend, underscoring its commitment to shareholder returns and operational excellence.

American West Metals has appointed a top Washington DC advisory firm to deepen US government engagement for its West Desert Project, aiming to establish the first domestic indium supply chain amid critical minerals supply risks.

Swoop Holdings has completed the placement of its entitlement offer shortfall, raising an additional $0.7 million and bringing total proceeds to $10 million. Notably, non-executive directors have subscribed for half of the shortfall shares, pending shareholder approval.

Swoop Holdings reports a robust 53% increase in customer receipts for the first half of FY26, driven by NBN and Mobile growth, while investing heavily in technology and launching a strategic refocus.

TPG Telecom has successfully completed its Retail Reinvestment Plan, raising $73 million and increasing its free float to 27%, as part of a broader $373 million capital raise aimed at debt reduction.

Swoop Holdings has successfully closed the institutional segment of its entitlement offer, securing $2.8 million at $0.10 per share, with the retail component set to launch on December 10.

Tuas Limited reported a robust FY25 with significant revenue and earnings growth, driven by subscriber gains in mobile and fibre broadband. The company is poised for a transformative leap pending regulatory approval of its acquisition of M1 Limited.

Integrated Research Limited reported a modest revenue dip and significant profit declines in FY25 as it pivots to a product-led growth strategy focused on AI-powered observability solutions and hybrid pricing models.

TPG Telecom has disclosed a fatal incident linked to outdated Samsung device software blocking emergency Triple Zero calls, while progressing a major capital raising.

TPG Telecom has launched a significant Reinvestment Plan offering eligible shareholders a chance to reinvest their $1.61 per share cash distribution into new shares at a 5% discount, aiming to bolster minority ownership and liquidity.

TPG Telecom has announced a substantial special dividend and capital reduction totaling approximately AUD 3 billion, pending shareholder approval at the upcoming EGM.