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Swoop Holdings reported a strong quarter with cash reserves rising above $8.8 million and a 4% increase in customer numbers, supported by a new wholesale deal with TPG Telecom and pending proceeds from the Melbourne Fibre project sale.

Swoop Holdings has agreed to sell its Melbourne Fibre Project subsidiary to Singapore-based Xenith Infrastructure Group for $11 million plus project cost reimbursements. The deal offloads remaining capital commitments and will help reduce Swoop’s debt.

Service Stream is set to broaden its industrial services reach through the acquisition of Queensland’s RIE Group, a specialist in high-voltage electrical and instrumentation services. The deal enhances Service Stream’s market presence in key energy sectors amid ongoing contract wins.

BSA Limited recorded a break-even Q3 FY2026 as revenue and EBITDA fell sharply year-to-date due to lost contracts, but the company maintains a solid cash buffer to fund its transition.

BSA Limited reported an 84% plunge in revenue for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by lost contracts and reduced volumes, yet managed a $6.3 million profit amid restructuring and cost controls. Significant board changes signal a strategic reset as the company navigates uncertain waters.

Aussie Broadband has agreed to acquire AGL Telco’s telecommunications assets, adding 350,000 broadband and mobile connections and forming a long-term exclusive partnership with AGL. This deal positions Aussie Broadband as Australia’s third largest NBN provider.

AGL Energy reported a 42% drop in statutory profit for the half-year ended December 2025, despite a modest revenue decline and growth in customer services. The company declared a higher interim dividend, underscoring confidence amid operational challenges and a strategic pivot to renewables.

BSA Limited’s Q1 FY2026 results reveal a sharp revenue drop following the expiration of its key nbn contract, alongside a major workforce reduction and strategic pivot.

Comms Group Limited reported a steady 2% revenue increase in FY25, hitting the highest gross margin in five years, while targeting over $75 million in run-rate revenue post-TasmaNet integration.

Vonex Limited’s shares will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of its acquisition by Maxo Telecommunications, marking a pivotal moment for the telecom services company.

MaxoTel has locked in a business finance agreement with Westpac to fund its proposed acquisition of Vonex shares, reinforcing the path to a shareholder vote on the scheme. Vonex’s independent directors continue to recommend approval, pending no better offers and expert endorsement.

Swift Networks Group reported a 3.5% revenue decline in FY25 and a near doubling of losses, while raising $2.3 million and extending loan terms amid contract uncertainties.