Latest Telecommunications Sector News

Ava Risk Group reported a 5% revenue increase in FY2025, driven by its Detect segment and a strong sales backlog. The company targets over 20% revenue growth in FY2026, supported by its Aura Ai-X fibre optic sensing technology and strategic global partnerships.

Ava Risk Group reported a solid start to FY2026 with $9 million in Q1 sales orders and a $7.5 million backlog, underpinning its guidance for a profitable first half.

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.

American West Metals has launched a targeted field program at its West Desert Project in Utah, focusing on resampling historical drill core for indium and gallium ahead of a new drilling campaign. The project already hosts the largest indium resource in the US with significant expansion potential.

Vonex Limited has finalized its Scheme of Arrangement, transferring all shares to Maxo Telecommunications and initiating a board overhaul ahead of its imminent ASX delisting.

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.

Telstra Group Limited has confirmed a fully franked ordinary dividend of 9.5 cents per share for the first half of FY25, alongside an updated Dividend Reinvestment Plan price reflecting recent trading activity.

Ovanti Limited’s FY2025 results reveal a modest revenue dip but a sharp 61% rise in net loss, driven by a significant impairment charge. The company’s capital base strengthened despite ongoing losses, with no dividends declared.

FlexiRoam Limited reported an 8.6% revenue decline for FY25 but achieved a remarkable turnaround in the second half, posting positive EBITDA and net profit after a CEO-led operational reset.

Comms Group delivered FY25 results at the upper end of guidance, boosted by record new sales and the acquisition of TasmaNet. The company sets sights on accelerated growth and integration benefits in FY26.

Comms Group Limited reported a 2.1% revenue increase to $56.6 million for FY25, driven by organic growth and the strategic acquisition of TasmaNet. Despite this, underlying EBITDA declined 13.6%, reflecting investments and one-off revenue adjustments.

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.