
Telecom Italia (TIM) confirmed it hit full‑year FY25 guidance for the fourth consecutive year, marking an unprecedented streak in its recent history. CEO Pietro Labriola highlighted that the new governance structure has delivered operational discipline, strategic consistency and financial predictability. The company recently completed the sale of its fixed‑line grid to KKR, now under an EU Commission probe, and welcomed state‑owned Poste Italiane as its majority shareholder. TIM also announced a €400 million share buyback and plans a Capital Markets Day to outline FY27‑28 strategy, including a 5G network‑sharing pact with Fastweb and Vodafone.

SmarTone posted an 8.4% rise in first‑half profit, with revenue climbing 2% to HK$3.56 billion, propelled by its premium 5G positioning and higher‑value device sales. 5G ARPU was twice that of 4G, while home broadband profit surged 36% and roaming revenue...
European satellite operator Eutelsat announced a €1 billion financing round to support the development and deployment of additional low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellites. The capital raise will enable the company to expand its LEO constellation and enhance broadband services.
Aussie Broadband announced the acquisition of AGL's telco business for AU$115 million, expanding its broadband footprint. The deal, reported on Feb 11, 2026, will integrate AGL's network assets into Aussie Broadband's portfolio, enhancing service offerings.