Highlights

  • FY26 Revenue reached A$1,295.4 million, while underlying EBITDA was A$165.3 million.
  • On-net broadband connections increased to 1.11 million and NBN Market Share reached 12.1%.
  • Aussie Broadband completed the AGL Telco and Nexgen acquisitions during 2026 and also migrated More Telecom and Tangerine Telecom customers.
  • The company guided to FY27 underlying EBITDA of A$205 million to A$215 million and Capital Expenditure of A$60 million to A$65 million.
  • A share buyback of up to A$115 million was announced alongside the FY26 result.

Aussie Broadband Limited (ASX:ABB) is an Australian telecommunications services provider comprising the Aussie Broadband and Symbio businesses. The group supplies broadband, data, voice and managed solutions across residential, business, enterprise, government and wholesale markets, while also operating fibre and voice infrastructure. Its FY26 result reflects a larger customer base and a broader platform following a series of acquisitions and customer migrations completed during 2026.

FY26 Earnings and cash flow

For the year ended 30 June 2026, Aussie Broadband reported revenue of A$1,295.4 million and underlying EBITDA of A$165.3 million. Underlying net profit after tax was A$52.4 million, while statutory net profit after tax was A$35.3 million. Operating Cash Flow reached A$167.2 million. The company also reported net Leverage of 0.9 times, providing a reference point for the Balance Sheet after its Acquisition activity.

The board declared a final Dividend of 3.6 cents per share, fully franked, taking total FY26 dividends to 6.0 cents per share. A share buyback of up to A$115 million was also announced. These measures sit alongside spending on migration, infrastructure and integration.

Customer scale expanded during 2026

The operational base expanded during 2026. On-net broadband connections reached 1.11 million, NBN market share was 12.1%, and mobile connections increased to 263,000.

Aussie Broadband completed the acquisitions of AGL Telco and Nexgen in February 2026. It also migrated More Telecom and Tangerine Telecom customers in June and sold Buddy Telco and Digital Sense. The changes simplified parts of the portfolio while increasing the number of customers that can be moved onto the group’s own network.

FY27 guidance reflects migration benefits

For FY27, management guided to underlying EBITDA of A$205 million to A$215 million. The company also expects capital expenditure of A$60 million to A$65 million. A key driver is the migration of acquired customer bases, including AGL Telco services, onto Aussie Broadband infrastructure. The company has stated that migration is expected to support the Economics of the enlarged customer base, although delivery depends on customer retention, service continuity and execution against the integration schedule.

The guidance therefore represents a step up from FY26 earnings, but it remains a forecast rather than a reported outcome. The pace of customer migration, churn, NBN wholesale pricing, mobile competition and integration costs will influence how closely the result tracks the stated range.

Key Insights

Aussie Broadband enters FY27 with a larger customer base, a broader telecommunications platform and a defined earnings target. FY26 delivered higher scale across broadband and mobile services, while the 2026 acquisitions created further integration work that is expected to continue into FY27. The main measures to follow are execution of customer migrations, progress toward the A$205 million to A$215 million underlying EBITDA range, cash conversion and leverage as the company balances investment, dividends and the announced buyback.