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Trades about 105% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Superloop Limited specializes in the development, deployment, and management of a wide array of connectivity services. The company operates through three core divisions: Consumer, Business, and Wholesale. Its Consumer segment caters to Australian residential customers, providing fixed broadband, mobile, Voice over IP (VoIP), and in-home cybersecurity. For businesses, the Business segment delivers solutions such as internet, mobile, VoIP, various security offerings (including VPN and SASE), WiFi, and fixed wireless products. The Wholesale segment offers data and connectivity infrastructure services, including NBN backhaul, IP transit, dark fibre, ethernet, NBN enterprise ethernet, and international/wholesale aggregation. Furthermore, Superloop's service portfolio extends to Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), a suite of cybersecurity measures like CyberEdge, managed firewall, filtering, protection, and CyberHound security services. It also provides hosted PBX Voice and SIP (IP-based network services), tailored student accommodation solutions, and a network management portal. Established in 2014, the company's headquarters are located in Brisbane, Australia.
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