Swoop quarterly hi-lights include 13% organic growth (over 50% annually) and approved $32m funding facility to add to their $40m cash to drive growth via acquisition and organically. Could be priced in but I think the next catalyst will be the announcement of more acquisitions
ANNOUNCEMENT 29 April 2022
Appendix 4C Quarterly Cash Flow Report and Quarterly Activities Report
Swoop Holdings Limited (ASX: SWP) is pleased to release its quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C for the three-month period ended 31 March 2022 (Q3).
The quarterly cash flow report provided by Swoop incorporates the operations of Swoop (and its subsidiaries) including the businesses acquired during the quarter:(iFibre for the 2-month period from February to March 2022).
Highlights of Q3 & Events Subsequent to the Quarter
- Q3 receipts of $13.8m for the quarter which is up 13% from Q2 receipts of $12.2m1.
- The majority of the $1.6m increase in cash receipts is driven by organic growth.
- Positive operating cash flows of $0.93m for the quarter, which is down from the
- previous quarter, largely due to the timing of expenses.
- Number of Services in Operation (SIO’s) at the end of Q3 increased to 38,105
- representing a 2% organic increase from Q2.
- The proportion of SIO’s which are On Net at the end of Q3 is 53%, up from 52% at
- the end of Q2.
- Swoop now has 479 towers and masts across the country.
- Cash balance at 31 March was $40.51m.
- Completed (post Q3) an additional acquisition of Sydney based dark fibre builder,
- owner and operator Luminet.
- The Company has concluded terms with Westpac for $32m of funding facilities to
- facilitate further growth and expansion.