KUWAIT — Kuwait Telecommunications Company (stc) announced its financial results for the year ended December 31, 2025, reporting revenues of KD 342.5 million, up 1.8 percent year-on-year, and net profit of KD 34.1 million, reflecting an 8.7 percent increase. EBITDA rose 9.6 percent to KD 93.5 million, marking the company’s strongest level in several years.
CEO Muataz Abdullah Aldharrab said the performance was driven by a strategy focused on quality growth and operational excellence, allowing stc to sustain market leadership despite global economic and geopolitical pressures. He noted that the company’s flexible operating model has supported the expansion of integrated technology solutions and advanced digital products for both consumer and enterprise customers.
The Consumer segment generated 77.8 percent of total revenues, while the Enterprise segment contributed 22.2 percent, supported by stc’s efforts to expand digital services and deliver integrated ICT solutions across sectors.
During the fourth quarter, stc completed multiple projects powered by 5G Advanced services, reinforcing its digital transformation agenda. These efforts were recognized through national awards for “Best Digital Transformation Company” and “Best Digital Workplace & Employee Experience” in Kuwait for 2025.
stc has also embedded artificial intelligence across operations, improving service efficiency, automating processes, accelerating response times, and enhancing network management through advanced analytics. The company continues to adhere to high corporate governance standards, earning “Best Telecommunications Company in Corporate Governance – 2025” for the second consecutive year.
As of December 31, 2025, total assets stood at KD 479.2 million, with shareholders’ equity of KD 239.6 million. The Board of Directors has recommended cash dividends of 38 fils per share, subject to shareholder approval. stc’s customer base reached 2.3 million by year-end.
