Highlights

  • Activeport is working with Microscan to develop a Network-as-a-Service platform across the Indian carrier’s fibre infrastructure.
  • The proposed platform combines multi-vendor orchestration with self-service ordering and automated network provisioning for Business customers.
  • The company appointed Edison Smith to lead commercial expansion across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
  • Activeport shares rose 12.50% to AUD 0.009 on 3 November 2026, with a Market Capitalisation of AUD 12.48 million.

Activeport Group Limited (ASX:ATV) gained 12.50% to AUD 0.009 on 3 November 2026. The company’s operational priorities span the developments explored below, with the share-price movement forming a separate snapshot of the day’s trading rather than an established reaction to a particular announcement.

India Network Plan Moves Into Focus

Microscan appointed Activeport to build and launch a Network-as-a-Service platform across its Indian fibre network in October 2026. The arrangement is designed to serve data centres and enterprise customers using a software layer over infrastructure that Microscan already owns. Rather than requiring customers to rely on traditional manual provisioning, the planned service will offer an interface for ordering and managing connectivity on demand. The planned platform is intended to connect data centres, enterprise buildings and cloud access points across India.

Automation Underpins the Commercial Model

Activeport’s software is designed to orchestrate services across equipment from multiple vendors. For Microscan, the intended application includes the ability to provision bandwidth, adjust network services and manage high-availability connections through a customer portal. The platform remains a launch and implementation initiative; the October announcement does not establish that all envisaged services have already been deployed. Activeport also operates in network automation, connectivity and managed IT services through its broader group businesses.

Regional Expansion Adds Another Workstream

The company separately appointed Edison Smith as vice president of sales for Europe, the Middle East and Africa in October. The role focuses on commercial engagement with carriers, regional network operators and data centre operators seeking Network-as-a-Service software. This appointment complements the Indian network initiative without making either project dependent on the other. The company has described automation and self-service connectivity as central features of its technology offering.

Share Performance and Next Steps

On 3 November 2026, Activeport shares traded at AUD 0.009, gaining 12.50% for the session. The reported high and low were both AUD 0.009, while the one-year performance was negative 62.50%. The next operational milestones concern implementation of the Microscan platform and execution of the company’s commercial expansion plans. No completion date or Revenue outcome should be assumed beyond what the company has announced.