Superloop (ASX:SLC) Posted Strong FY2026 Results, Is It Still 17% Undervalued?
Superloop (ASX:SLC) shares are in focus after the company reported full year 2026 results, with sales of A$664.3 million and net income of A$17.53 million, along with higher earnings per share.
The latest full year 2026 earnings news comes after a softer period for the Superloop share price. It has fallen 10.51% over the past week and 16.99% over the past three months, although the year to date share price return of 16.86% and the five year total shareholder return of 189.32% point to stronger longer term momentum.
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Superloop has just delivered much stronger full year numbers while the share price has pulled back in recent weeks. For investors weighing up fresh capital or holding on, the key question is whether the current valuation still skews the risk reward in buyers' favour.
Most Popular Narrative: 17% Undervalued
On the most followed narrative, Superloop's fair value of A$3.59 sits above the last close at A$2.98, which frames the current pullback in a different light.
Superloop’s appeal is that it does not need a flashy story to work. It simply needs to keep doing what it has been doing, taking broadband share, improving profitability and proving that its owned fibre infrastructure can support a stronger earnings profile than the market historically gave it credit for. For years Superloop was seen as a smaller telco with ambition but inconsistent financial results. That perception is now being challenged by a business that has moved from loss-making to profitable while continuing to grow revenue at a healthy pace.
The fair value in this narrative leans heavily on Superloop turning infrastructure ownership into sustained earnings power. It ties revenue growth, margin expansion and broadband share gains into one earnings curve. Curious which assumptions do the heavy lifting in that model and how sensitive the valuation is to them.
Result: Fair Value of A$3.59 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, this Superloop narrative could be knocked off course if broadband share gains slow materially or if integration of acquired networks proves more difficult than expected.
Find out about the key risks to this Superloop narrative.
Another View On Superloop’s Valuation
The user narrative leans on earnings progress to argue Superloop is undervalued at A$2.98 with a fair value of A$3.59. The P/E ratio paints a sharper picture. At 87.5x earnings versus a fair ratio of 48.4x, peers at 73.2x and the global telecom industry at 16.9x, the stock looks richly priced and leaves less room for error if profit growth slows.
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
Next Steps
If this Superloop story feels mixed, with both promise and pressure, it makes sense to look under the hood yourself and move quickly. To weigh up both sides in one place, check the 4 key rewards and 1 important warning sign
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