Orange Group’s Middle East and Africa division continues its growth streak, achieving its eighth consecutive quarter of expansion. The company credits investment in 4G and 5G networks, with data services driving 60% of the revenue increase. MEA’s revenue rose by 12.8%, solidifying its role as the group’s largest contributor.
Helios Towers expects continued growth in 2025, driven by rising digital demand in Africa and the Middle East. The company projects adjusted EBITDA of $420 million for the year, while also reporting a 2% increase in third-quarter adjusted EBITDA to $105.7 million, with a growing number of tenants.
Hiperdist has partnered with Apacer to distribute its full range of memory and digital storage products across the Middle East and Africa. This collaboration aims to enhance product availability in the rapidly growing market, particularly in gaming and content creation, leveraging Hiperdist’s extensive channel network.
Mastercard and Amazon Payment Services have signed a multi-year partnership to digitize payment acceptance across the Middle East and Africa. This collaboration will utilize Mastercard Gateway to enhance transaction security and speed, benefiting thousands of merchants and consumers across the region.
Du, in collaboration with Nokia and MediaTek, achieved a 70% boost in uplink performance on its 5G Advanced network in the MEA region. This trial, a first in the region, utilized advanced 5G technologies to enhance connectivity and indoor coverage, supporting high-demand applications like video conferencing and live streaming.
Hisense reinforces its commitment to the Middle East and Africa (MEA) with strategic investments and expansion plans, including new production facilities in Egypt. The company aims to streamline logistics, create local jobs, and enhance customer experiences, solidifying its position in the region’s home appliance and consumer electronics market.
Zain Esports partners with Riot Games MEA to bring League of Legends and other content to the Middle East. This collaboration aims to enhance the gaming experience for regional gamers and elevate Zain Esports’ role in the gaming ecosystem.
Ericsson appoints Patrick Johansson as Head of Market Area Middle East and Africa, effective August 1. Johansson, replacing Fadi Pharaon, brings extensive experience from his role in Business Control & Operations and will be based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Mindware has expanded its MAGIC Hub to include comprehensive AI services, simplifying AI adoption for customers. This strategic move supports partners through all AI deployment phases, offering tailored solutions across various industries. Integrating top technologies, Mindware aims to lead in digital transformation and AI distribution in the region.
Examines the vital emerging trends in ICT and telecom across the Middle East and Africa, focusing on digital transformation, 5G, and IoT developments
