Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Vodafone Qatar’s shareholders approved a 12% cash dividend after the company posted a 16.8% rise in net profit to QR 702 million in 2025. Revenue increased 8.1% to QR 3.4 billion, and all AGM resolutions, including auditor appointment and board approvals, were passed unanimously.
stc confirmed a SAR2.7 billion fourth-quarter dividend despite a 40 percent annual profit decline, maintaining its three-year payout commitment and signalling confidence in underlying cash flow strength.
Nepal Telecom has approved a Rs 30 per share cash dividend from its FY2024/25 profits. The company posted Rs 3.819bn in revenue and Rs 600m in profit, with management signaling potential bonus shares ahead, as it prepares for capital needs tied to the MEGA project and rising data demand.
Nepal Telecom has declared a Rs 30 per share cash dividend for FY 2024/25, backed by Rs 3.819 billion in revenue and Rs 600 million in profit. The operator plans to enhance data services and may issue bonus shares as it advances major network projects and capital expansion.
Nepal Telecom has announced a 30% cash dividend, including tax, from last fiscal year’s profits. The payout will be approved at the company’s annual general meeting on January 14, 2026, with the book closure date set for January 4, maintaining last year’s dividend level.
e& announced a cash dividend of 83 fils per share for FY 2024, marking another successful year of growth. The company reported record revenues of AED 59.2 billion and net profits of AED 10.8 billion. e& plans to further its transformation and digital innovation in 38 countries.
Tecom Group shareholders have approved the FY 2024 financial statements and a cash dividend of AED400 million ($109 million) for the second half of 2024. The company reported an 11% YoY revenue increase, reaching AED2.4 billion, alongside a 14% rise in net profits to AED1.2 billion.
Nepal Telecom (NT), Agriculture Development Bank Limited (ADBL), and Citizens Investment Trust (CIT) have announced dividend payouts for their shareholders. NT has proposed a 30% dividend, CIT 13%, and ADBL 10.53%. NT’s revenue decline has been attributed to reduced voice call usage due to OTT services and increased competition.