Ooredoo Kuwait Group reported solid financial performance for 2025, with consolidated revenue rising 9% year on year to KWD 774 million, supported by strong operational performance across its core markets including Kuwait, Algeria and Tunisia.
EBITDA increased by 20% to KWD 313 million, delivering an EBITDA margin of 40%, while net profit attributable to NMTC rose by 56% to KWD 77 million. The group’s customer base grew by 3% to reach 27.4 million users, reflecting continued growth across several operating markets. Earnings per share reached 154 fils, and the board recommended a dividend of 150 fils per share, subject to shareholder approval.
The company attributed its performance to sustained service revenue growth, ongoing network investments and improvements in customer experience. During the year, Ooredoo Kuwait launched 5G Advanced technology and announced readiness for Kuwait’s first AI-powered data centre in collaboration with NVIDIA, supporting the country’s broader digital economy ambitions under Kuwait Vision 2035.
Operationally, Algeria and Tunisia delivered strong growth momentum, while performance in Palestine remained affected by regional conditions. Ooredoo Maldives continued to demonstrate stable growth, contributing to overall group resilience.
