Three Australian small caps growing market share

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In the wake of the recent Australian reporting season, three Australian small-cap stocks across three very different sectors stand out for the strong long-term growth prospects they offer investors, ...

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These are Cuscal, Aussie Broadband and MaxiPARTS, each of which is enjoying growing market share in their respective industries.\nCuscal (ASX: CCL): Leveraging the surge in digital payments\nCuscal recently listed on the Australian share market and has enjoyed strong growth in its share price since November 2024. The company is the largest provider of digital payments infrastructure to organisations outside of Australia’s big four banks. Cuscal has a strong growth runway ahead, driven by market share gains and a strong tailwind from increasing digital payment adoption.\nCuscal’s recent acquisition of its number two competitor in the non-major bank payment processing space, Indue, will provide Cuscal with additional scale to drive accelerated earnings growth. Once Cuscal transfers Indue’s customers onto its platform, the acquisition is expected to add +35% to its earnings.\nChart 1: Cuscal Net Operating Income\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSource: Cuscal company presentation, August 2025\nCuscal’s valuation remains attractive following its recent strong share price performance. The stock is trading at 15 times earnings from the existing Cuscal business (ie excluding Indue), which is very reasonable for the defensive cashflows it generates from growing digital payment volumes. This multiple drops to just 10 times once accretion from the Indue acquisition is included. With Cuscal’s earnings growth projected at over 20% per annum compounded over the next four years, Cuscal is a reasonably valued, high-quality, infrastructure-like business with predictable growing earnings.\nAussie Broadband (ASX: ABB): Resilient earnings with growth potential\nAussie Broadband offers a rare combination of resilient, defensive earnings, strong growth, and a reasonable valuation. The company delivered a standout result in the August 2025 reporting season, posting its highest subscriber growth in three years. Revenue for FY 2025 jumped +19% to $1.19bn while on-net broadband connections rose 104,100 to 788,400, representing +15.2% growth.\nChart 2: Aussie Broadband residential broadband connections\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSource: Aussie Broadband company presentation, August 2025\nThe company is likely to reap accelerating revenue and customer growth as it gains customers in the residential and business broadband markets. Aussie Broadband’s market share rose 1.1 percentage points to 8.4% in FY2025, making it the fifth largest telecommunications company in Australia. We expect it will make continued inroads due to its superior service proposition relative to large incumbents such as Telstra.\nWe like the company’s valuation too. Aussie Broadband is trading on 19 times its fiscal 2027 earnings per share. That compares favourably to its closest listed peer Superloop (on c40 times fiscal 2027) and other ASX-listed growth stocks with recurring earnings like software-as-a-service companies .\nThe company posted positive earnings results in August, with underlying Net Profit After Tax and Amortisation rising +6.5% to $55.8m despite the headwind of Origin moving its large wholesale customer base to Superloop. Aussie Broadband reported several notable Enterprise & Government (E&G) customer wins and 183 new Wholesale partnerships; a strong pipeline of opportunities underpins further growth.\nAussie Broadband also announced a significant wholesale subscriber agreement with More Telecom (Tangerine), a broadband reseller backed by the Commonwealth Bank. This deal involves Tangerine transitioning its customer base from Vocus to Aussie Broadband and includes the company buying Tangerine’s challenger brand, Buddy. This deal is expected to push Aussie Broadband’s subscribers well over a million, strengthening its NBN market share. IML projects that this wholesale deal will help drive +25% compound earnings per share growth over the next two years. This will add to the company’s appeal as a strong investment opportunity.\nMaxiPARTS (ASX: MXI): Driving towards long-term success\nMaxiPARTS focuses on supplying automotive parts, predominantly for trucks, trailers, and commercial vehicles, including heavy trucks and small delivery vans. There are several growth drivers for the company, including recent acquisitions, an ageing and growing heavy vehicle fleet and an increasing trend towards aftermarket parts due to superior service and lower prices than Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts.\nKey recent acquisitions for MaxiPARTS include the purchase of Truck Zone in 2022, providing exposure to Japanese truck and trailer parts, Independent Parts in 2023, which established a presence for the company in Western Australia and to the all-important mining sector. MaxiPARTS also acquired 100% of Förch Australia across two transactions in 2023, which operates in a high-growth market in workshop consumables that leverages MaxiPARTS’s existing customer base and product range.\nThe transition to electric vehicles (EVs) also presents an opportunity for MaxiPARTS. While EVs have fewer engine parts, they still require maintenance for axles, wheels, and tyres. Furthermore, the acquisition of Förch, which focuses on automotive tooling and consumables for workshops, positions MaxiPARTS well to cater to the maintenance of commercial EV fleets.\nMaxiPARTS enjoys a very strong balance sheet, providing opportunities for future acquisitions to further expand its offerings and footprint through industry roll-ups. Revenue grew +9.5% to $267m in FY25, and earnings per share from continued operations was 15.4 cents, up +43.9% versus FY24. The company expects to deliver continued growth in Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation margins into low double digits in the medium term.\nThe strong share price performance demonstrated by all three companies in response to recent earnings results was well justified given their quality and value at the smaller end of the market, where companies are often less well understood and poorly researched. We continue to find plenty of opportunities to deploy capital into undervalued small and mid-sized companies, despite the broader Australian share market trading just below all-time highs.\n\n\n\nManaged Fund\nInvestors Mutual Wholesale Future Leaders Fund\nAustralian Shares\n\n\nView\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNever miss an update\n\n    Enjoy this wire? 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