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An update from Aussie Broadband Ltd. ( (AU:ABB) ) is now available.
Aussie Broadband has announced that co-founder Phillip Britt has resigned as a non-executive director, effective 24 March 2026, to focus on expanding his regional telecommunications venture in Gippsland, and his special technical advisory agreement with the company has also been mutually concluded. The board has begun a search process and plans to appoint two new directors, underscoring governance continuity as the company continues to position itself as a leading challenger in the Australian telco market.
Chair Adrian Fitzpatrick thanked Britt for his instrumental role in building the business, while Britt expressed confidence in the experienced leadership team and affirmed his ongoing support as a shareholder. The planned board refresh signals an evolution in governance as Aussie Broadband grows its national footprint and consolidates its reputation as a trusted alternative to incumbent telecommunications providers.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:ABB) stock is a Buy with a A$6.30 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Aussie Broadband Ltd. stock, see the AU:ABB Stock Forecast page.
More about Aussie Broadband Ltd.
Aussie Broadband Limited is a fast-growing Australian telecommunications services provider listed on the ASX under ticker ABB. Through its Aussie Broadband and Symbio businesses, the group supplies more than one million services, operates two Tier 1 voice providers, owns fibre infrastructure, and is the fifth-largest broadband provider in Australia, serving residential, business, enterprise, government and wholesale customers.
Average Trading Volume: 1,028,114
Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
Current Market Cap: A$1.39B
For an in-depth examination of ABB stock, go to TipRanks’ Overview page.

