Beyon reported a net profit of BD71.3 million ($189.1 million) for 2025, down 2% from the previous year, mainly due to new domestic minimum top-up taxes, acquisition-related costs and lower interest income. Earnings per share stood at 43.2 fils compared to 44.0 fils in 2024.
Fourth-quarter net profit rose 17% year-on-year to BD19.3 million, with revenues increasing 3% to BD130.4 million. Operating profit for the quarter climbed 8% to BD30.3 million, while EBITDA edged up 1% to BD50.1 million.
For the full year, revenues grew 8% to BD496.6 million, supported by gains in mobile, fixed broadband, wholesale and digital services. EBITDA increased 3% to BD188.1 million, maintaining a strong margin of 38%, while operating profit rose 1% to BD110.2 million.
Total comprehensive income for 2025 declined 33% to BD67.5 million, largely due to investment fair value changes. The company’s balance sheet remained solid, with total equity reaching BD574.1 million and total assets rising 4% to BD1.3 billion by year-end.
The board recommended a full-year cash dividend of 32.5 fils per share, totaling BD53.9 million, subject to shareholder approval in March 2026. Chairman Shaikh Abdulla bin Khalifa Al Khalifa highlighted strong revenue momentum and brand unification efforts, including the rebranding of Umniah and Sure under the Beyon name. Group CEO Andrew Kvaalseth emphasized digital expansion, AI integration and infrastructure investments as drivers of long-term growth.
