Highlights

  • Superloop provides telecommunications services across consumer, Business and wholesale markets.
  • FY26 Revenue increased to A$664.3 million.
  • Underlying EBITDA increased to A$122.7 million during FY26.
  • Smart Communities remained a key area of operational development.

Superloop Limited (ASX:SLC) is an Australian telecommunications provider operating across consumer, business and wholesale channels. The company’s FY26 results highlighted growth in revenue, Earnings and customer services, alongside continued expansion of its Smart Communities business.

Recent Developments

Superloop reported its FY26 full-year results on 19 August 2026. Revenue reached A$664.3 million, up 21.6% on FY25, while underlying EBITDA increased 33% to A$122.7 million. The EBITDA Margin increased to 18.5% from 16.9%.

The company also outlined its SuperCharge29 strategy, covering FY27 to FY29, with a focus on organic growth, Smart Communities expansion, acquisitions and Capital discipline.

Business Operations

Superloop operates across consumer, business and wholesale telecommunications markets. The consumer segment contributed A$463.2 million of FY26 revenue, while business and wholesale segments also contributed to group performance.

During FY26, consumer services reached 501,000 customers. Smart Communities continued to develop as the company connected new residential estates through its infrastructure network.

Financial and Operational Position

Superloop reported net profit after tax of A$17.5 million in FY26, compared with A$1.2 million in the previous year. Free Cash Flow increased 50% to A$84.4 million.

Net Debt was A$128 million at the end of FY26, representing Leverage of 1.3 times against a stated ceiling of 2.5 times.

Growth Strategy and Factors to Monitor

Smart Communities remained a key operational focus, with contracted lots reaching approximately 190,000 at FY26. The company’s FY27 targets include an EBITDA margin of 20%, contracted lots above 250,000 and Capital Expenditure of 4.25% to 4.75% of revenue, plus about A$22 million for Smart Communities.

Risks

Superloop operates in a competitive telecommunications market where pricing, customer retention and wholesale network costs can affect performance. Smart Communities expansion also depends on residential development activity and connection timing.

Key Insights

Superloop’s FY26 reporting shows a telecommunications business expanding its customer base while developing additional growth areas. Future updates will provide further information on customer growth, margin performance and execution of the SuperCharge29 strategy.