Highlights

  • 5G Networks reported FY26 Revenue of AUD 71.4 mn, increasing 13% from the previous financial year.
  • Enterprise revenue rose 24% to AUD 52.4 mn as cloud and security services became central priorities.
  • The company consolidated enterprise, government and security services under the AUCyber Brand during the year.
  • Management reported AUD 11.3 mn in year-end cash after an on-market share buyback and strategic investments.

5G Networks Limited (ASX:5GN) is directing more of its Business toward enterprise connectivity, cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity. Its FY26 enterprise revenue increase and AUCyber brand consolidation reflect an operating model increasingly centred on larger managed-service customers.

Enterprise Services Become the Growth Engine

5G Networks provides connectivity, cloud computing, data centre infrastructure and managed services to enterprise and wholesale customers. FY26 reflected a sharper focus on enterprise accounts, where revenue grew 24% to AUD 52.4 mn. The move matters because enterprise customers typically need combinations of connectivity, storage, infrastructure management and security rather than a single communications product. Wholesale revenue, by contrast, fell 9% to AUD 19 mn. The two divisions therefore contributed differently to the full-year outcome.

AUCyber Brand Brings Security Capabilities Together

During the year, the company consolidated government, enterprise and Cybersecurity operations under the AUCyber brand. This aligned its commercial presentation with services covering managed cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and IT management. Its operating capabilities also include fibre and wireless networks and data centre facilities. The branding step should not be mistaken for a new standalone contract or a confirmed revenue stream. Instead, management described it as a way to simplify how customers access security-focused services and to sharpen the group’s commercial identity.

FY26 Revenue Increases as Operating Model Changes

Revenue from continuing operations reached AUD 71.4 mn in FY26, up from AUD 63.2 mn in FY25. Gross Profit rose 14% to AUD 34.9 mn, with a reported Margin of 48.9%. Underlying EBITDA was positive at AUD 1.6 mn. The company nevertheless reported a statutory loss attributable to members of approximately AUD 11.76 mn. These measures capture different aspects of performance: higher trading revenue and positive underlying EBITDA did not eliminate the statutory result. The group closed FY26 with AUD 11.3 mn in cash.

Infrastructure and Capital Allocation Remain in Focus

The group operates network and cloud infrastructure supporting its customers’ digital services. Its strategy combines these underlying Assets with managed services, including security offerings directed toward government and enterprise workloads. During FY26, it returned AUD 4.7 mn to shareholders through an on-market share buyback. This capital return took place alongside Investment in AUCyber activities. Management’s priorities include improving service delivery, maintaining customer relationships and building an operating model capable of supporting its enterprise-focused strategy.

Outlook: Execution and the Next Milestones

The company plans to develop its enterprise and security propositions while operating its cloud, data centre and connectivity infrastructure. Future results will depend on service demand, contract renewals, execution and the balance between investment and cash generation.

5G Networks Limited was quoted at AUD 0.057 on 11 November 2026, with a Market Capitalisation of approximately AUD 15.05 mn and a reported change of 0.00%, based on the provided market figures. Where the quote shows no trading volume, the figure should not be interpreted as a confirmed executed trade on that date.