Daily Roundup

Superloop Shows Strong Momentum with Nearly 1M Customer Base

Superloop Ltd is firing on all cylinders as it approaches the million-customer milestone. The telecommunications company added 18.5k customers to reach 954k in FY27, demonstrating solid growth across its portfolio. The consumer segment led the charge with 23k net new additions by late October, while the business segment chipped in 2.3k customers. The wholesale side softened a bit, but that's being chalked up to typical seasonal patterns.

The company's financial guidance backs up this customer growth story. FY27 Underlying EBITDA is expected to land between $148m and $156m, representing a healthy 21% to 27% jump from FY26's $122.7m. Capital expenditure guidance sits at $58m to $62m for the year. Looking further ahead, Superloop has set an ambitious target to crack $1 billion in group revenue and hit $200m in group EBITDA by FY29—a goal that seems increasingly within reach given the current trajectory.

Life360 Accelerates Growth With Blockbuster Q3 Results

Life360 delivered a quarter that'll make shareholders smile. The location services company reported a stunning 40% year-over-year revenue jump to $174.1 million in Q3 2026, driven by both subscription and advertising momentum. Subscription revenue grew 29% to $124.2 million, while advertising revenue absolutely exploded with a 250% surge to $25.4 million, largely thanks to the Nativo acquisition.

The user metrics tell an equally impressive story. Global Monthly Active Users climbed 5.3 million to hit 107.7 million, up 17% year-over-year. Perhaps more importantly, the company added a record 188,000 net new Paying Circles—reaching 3.4 million total—showing that users aren't just sticking around, they're actually paying for premium features. Life360 reported net income of $22.5 million for the quarter, up 130% year-over-year, with a $17.5 million gain on investments providing a nice boost. Adjusted EBITDA grew 41% to $34.6 million.

For the full year, Life360 is guiding for consolidated revenue between $665m and $681m, with Adjusted EBITDA expected to land between $132m and $138m. The company expects Q4 to maintain momentum thanks to recent price increases, seasonal advertising strength, and improving cost efficiency.

Dicker Data Returns Cash to Shareholders

Dicker Data is rewarding shareholders with a dividend of 0.115 Australian dollars per security. The ex-dividend date is November 13, with the record date set for November 16. Shareholders will see the cash hit their accounts on December 1. Those interested in reinvesting can participate in the Dividend Reinvestment Plan by November 17, which offers a 1% discount on the reinvestment price based on the average market price over the preceding 10 days.

Pathkey.Ai Lands Paradigm Contract

Pathkey.Ai's subsidiary TrialKey has secured a contract with Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals to independently evaluate its Phase 3 osteoarthritis study. The engagement, valued at A$25,000 plus GST, will see TrialKey assess whether changes to the study's design, conduct, or analysis could have influenced Paradigm's interim results. The work will dig into regional differences, treatment exposure, and missing data—a real-world application of TrialKey's clinical trial assessment capabilities.

Red Hill Minerals Divests Pannawonica Project

Red Hill Minerals is handing off its Pannawonica Iron Project to Arrow Minerals under an exclusive 12-month option agreement. While Red Hill is stepping back from direct ownership, it's not walking away empty-handed. The company will pocket a $150,000 upfront option fee in Arrow Minerals shares and retain a 1.5% Gross Revenue Royalty on any future iron ore sales from the project, plus an additional 0.25% royalty on ore from certain deposits within the Area of Influence. It's a smart move that lets Red Hill maintain upside while freeing up capital.