Ooredoo has launched new Maktabi packages, offering an all-in-one business communication solution for small businesses in Oman. Starting at OMR 29.5 per month, these packages include high-speed internet, mobile and fixed-line communication, security solutions, Microsoft 365, TallyPrime, and 24/7 smart CCTV surveillance to support SMEs and SoHos in achieving their business goals.
Ooredoo reported a 14% increase in normalised net profit to QR1.9 billion for H1 2024. Revenue grew by 3% to QR11.8 billion, and EBITDA rose by 6% to QR5.1 billion. The company completed the sale of Ooredoo Myanmar and launched several strategic initiatives, including the “walletii” mobile money app and MENA Digital hub.
Ooredoo Kuwait, in collaboration with CITRA, has launched the “Kashef” service to enhance caller identification and communication security in Kuwait. This service aims to provide users with verified caller information, reducing spam and fraudulent calls, and improving overall telecommunications reliability and trust.
Kuwait’s National Mobile Telecommunications Company (Ooredoo) reported a 9% increase in consolidated revenue for the first half of 2024, reaching KD346 million ($1.1 billion). The growth was driven by strong performance in Kuwait, Maldives, Tunisia, and Algeria. The customer base grew by 4% to 25.5 million, and EBITDA increased by 8% to KD125 million. Net profit attributable to NMTC decreased to KD25 million due to a one-time gain in H1 2023, but excluding this gain, net profit would have been 23% higher.
Ooredoo celebrated National Children’s Day by launching initiatives to support children, including events, financial contributions, and gift distributions. The mobile operator’s efforts underscore its commitment to children’s welfare and community spirit.
Ooredoo reported a 9% revenue growth in H1 2024, reaching KD346 million ($1.1 billion), driven by strong performance in Kuwait, Maldives, Tunisia, and Algeria. Customer base increased by 4% to 25.5 million, and EBITDA grew by 8% to KD125 million. Net profit attributable to NMTC decreased to KD25 million due to a one-time gain in H1 2023.
Ooredoo Tunisia has become the first telecommunications operator in Tunisia to achieve the N-Cloud certification from the National Cyber Security Agency, demonstrating its commitment to cybersecurity and data integrity.
Ooredoo signed an MoU with the Ad-Dakhiliyah Governorate to sponsor the Riyada award and provide training for SMEs and officials, boosting digital transformation. The ‘SpringForward’ program will enhance entrepreneurship skills among young Omanis, supporting economic diversification and sustainability.
Ooredoo and Qatar Airways have partnered with Google Cloud for a large-scale cloud adoption initiative to enhance customer experiences and sustainability. This collaboration involves creating a hybrid multi-cloud environment, leveraging Google Cloud’s AI capabilities and ensuring high security and local data compliance.
Ooredoo Group has partnered with Nvidia to bring the full-stack AI platform to the Middle East, enhancing AI infrastructure and offering advanced AI tools to governments, enterprises, and startups across the region.
