Consumer

Nine Entertainment is Australia's largest media company, operating a portfolio that spans free-to-air television (Nine Network), radio (2GB, 3AW and others), digital media (nine.com.au, news and entertainment sites), subscription streaming (Stan), and print and digital publishing (The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, AFR).

Tuas is a Singapore telecommunications company that provides mobile services in Singapore under a low-cost, data-centric model. Spun out from TPG Telecom following the exit of the latter from Singapore's mobile market, Tuas continues to operate as Singapore's fourth mobile network operator, competing against …

Spark is New Zealand's largest telecommunications and digital services company. It offers mobile, broadband, cloud, cybersecurity and digital services to residential and business customers. The company has been working through a transformation to improve operational efficiency and rebuild earnings after a period of elevated …

CAR Group is a global digital automotive marketplace business. Beyond its flagship Australian operation, carsales.com.au, the company has expanded into the United States through a controlling interest in Cars Commerce (previously Cars.com) and holds positions across South Korea (Encar), Brazil (WebMotors) and other markets.

TPG Telecom is a full-service Australian telecommunications company, formed from the 2020 merger of TPG and Vodafone Australia. It offers mobile services under the Vodafone and TPG brands, fixed broadband through iiNet, TPG and other brands, and enterprise connectivity solutions across Australia.

Seek is a global online employment marketplace. Its Australian and New Zealand operations represent its most established and profitable business, but the company has pursued international exposure through significant stakes in Jobsdb and Jobstreet (now part of the combined Seek Asia business) and a …

Chorus is New Zealand's largest telecommunications infrastructure company. It owns and operates the local loop network, including the national fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) network rolled out under the government's Ultra-Fast Broadband initiative. Chorus earns revenues primarily from regulated wholesale access products sold to retail service providers.