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Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
FY2025 revenue $2.53bn (-1.5%); operating margin -10.4%; net loss $200.3m.
Cash $781.1m; debt $994.9m.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
Parent Telstra Group (TLS.AX) FY2026 group net income about A$2.40bn (+2.7%).
Revenue and operating profit not yet captured, so financial health not assessed.
Part of TELUS (T.TO).
Latest full-year results not yet captured by HSH.
FY2025 revenue $1.27bn (+83.4%); operating margin -19.9%; net loss $245.0m.
Cash $759.7m; debt $1.24bn.
Listed (4543.T).
Latest full-year results not yet captured by HSH.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
FY2025 revenue $44.56bn (+3.9%); operating margin 17.4%; net income $6.70bn.
Cash $9.85bn; debt $39.38bn.
Listed (TIETO.HE).
Latest full-year results not yet captured by HSH.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.
FY2025 revenue $346.8m (+1.4%); operating margin 6.0%; net income $4.4m.
Cash $24.9m; debt $164.6m.
Not stock-market listed and no listed parent identified, so no public annual accounts were found.
Financial health not assessed; a credit-agency licence (e.g. Dun & Bradstreet) would be needed.