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Novatti Group reports a record $51.8 million revenue for FY25 alongside a 65% improvement in underlying EBITDA, signaling a successful turnaround and a strategic pivot back to growth.

Pentanet Limited has achieved its first full-year positive EBITDA of $1.4 million in FY25, driven by strong growth in its telecommunications and gaming segments, alongside strategic 5G network expansion and technology upgrades.

Pentanet has achieved its first full-year positive EBITDA of $1.4 million in FY25, driven by strong growth in 5G subscribers and a profitable gaming segment. The company’s strategic focus on capital-efficient 5G expansion and gaming platform optimisation signals a new phase of growth.

Pentanet Limited has reported its first-ever positive EBITDA of $1.4 million for FY25, alongside an 8% revenue increase and a significant expansion of its 5G Fixed Wireless network covering a quarter of its tower footprint.

Nexion Group has agreed to sell its telecommunications subsidiaries for $4.1 million, aiming to reduce debt and pivot towards its high-growth AI and business intelligence operations.

Comms Group Limited reported a steady 2% revenue increase to $56.6 million in FY25, hitting the top end of guidance despite margin pressures from global expansion investments. The recent TasmaNet acquisition is on track to drive future growth.

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.

DXN Limited reported a robust 49% revenue increase to $16 million in FY25, driven by modular data centre projects and the launch of a new Data Centre as a Service division. Key contracts with blue-chip clients and a strong project pipeline position the company for further expansion in the Asia-Pacific market.

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.

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.