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Over the past 12 months, TCL has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -9% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 3% drop.
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Transurban Group
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Transurban Group builds, owns, and runs toll roads in major cities, mostly in Australia and North America. It collects tolls from drivers using its roads, and it also earns money from services tied to those roads, such as traffic management, road operations, and infrastructure projects. In simple terms, Transurban makes money by charging vehicles for faster, more reliable routes that are hard to replace. Its customers are everyday drivers, commercial fleets, freight operators, and public agencies that rely on these roads to keep cities moving. Transurban’s business depends on long-life infrastructure that is expensive to build, tightly regulated, and usually backed by government concessions that give it the right to collect tolls for a set period. That makes it different from a normal road contractor: it is not just building roads, it is also the long-term operator and toll collector. This model gives Transurban a steady role in the transport system. It sits between governments, which need major roads financed and maintained, and road users, who pay for convenience, speed, and reduced congestion. Because its income comes from toll collection and related road operations, Transurban is best understood as a transportation infrastructure owner and operator rather than a traditional construction company.