Grameenphone Q1 revenue dips 2% amid macroeconomic pressure in Bangladesh telecom market
Grameenphone has reported a 2% decline in revenue for the first quarter, reflecting ongoing macroeconomic pressure in Bangladesh’s telecom sector…
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Dubizzle strengthens investor confidence amid market uncertainty with platform growth and performance
Dubizzle has reinforced investor confidence during a period of market uncertainty, driven by strong platform performance and continued growth across…
du reports 6.9% revenue growth in Q1 as UAE telecom demand remains strong
UAE telecom operator du has reported a 6.9% increase in revenue for the first quarter, highlighting continued demand for connectivity…
PTCL returns to profit after four years, eyes 5G launch in Pakistan
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has reported a return to profitability after more than four years, while outlining plans to…
Sukuk financing targets emissions reduction and digital infrastructure development in Pakistan
Pakistan is exploring the use of Sukuk financing to support projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions while strengthening digital infrastructure,…
Ooredoo Kuwait leads sector in five-year profit and revenue growth
Ooredoo Kuwait has emerged as a top performer in the telecom sector, recording the highest profit and revenue growth over…
Telecom Egypt sets April 30 as dividend payment date
Telecom Egypt has announced that it will distribute dividends to shareholders on April 30, following the approval of its latest…
du posts record AED 2.9 billion net profit for 2025 as shareholders approve full-year dividend of equal size
Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company, operating as du, has reported a record net profit of AED 2.9 billion for the full…
EV Startup GoSwap Secures Seed Funding to Electrify Morocco
Morocco’s GoSwap raises seed funding to scale battery-swapping EV infrastructure, reducing costs, emissions, and charging time for urban mobility and delivery fleets.
Sudan to enable USSD-based financial services for wider inclusion
Sudan is introducing USSD-based banking services to expand financial access, especially for users without reliable internet or smartphones.