Telecom Egypt reported strong Q1 2025 results, with a 42% YoY revenue increase, driven by Retail segment growth. EBITDA rose by 49%, and normalized net profit increased 39%. The company demonstrated enhanced operational efficiency, improved cash flow, and continued momentum in customer base expansion, aligning with its growth strategy.
Mobily reported a 20.21% YoY increase in net profit for Q1-2025, reaching SAR 767 million. Revenues grew by 5.10% to SAR 4.77 billion, and earnings per share rose to SAR 1. Despite a quarterly decline, Mobily’s annual profit growth was notable, with a 39.20% increase for 2024.
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Zain Group has reported record revenue of KD2 billion ($6.4 billion) for FY2024, marking a 3% YoY growth. The company’s net income increased by 15%, and its EBITDA reached KD689 million ($2.25 billion). Zain also recommended a cash dividend of 35 fils per share for the year.
Emirates Telecommunications Group reported a 10% increase in revenue for FY 2024, surpassing analyst expectations. The company’s net income rose by 4.3%, while its profit margin decreased to 18%. Despite higher expenses, the company forecasts 8.1% revenue growth over the next three years.
Arabian Internet and Communications Services Company (solutions) reported SAR 1.27 billion in revenues for the first nine months of 2024, a 23.30% increase year-on-year. Q3 net profits surged 19.63% to SAR 463 million, although revenues slightly declined to SAR 2.75 billion compared to the previous year.
The PTCL Group, Pakistan’s largest telecom conglomerate, is facing significant financial challenges despite reporting a 15.3% increase in revenue to Rs160.6 billion for the first nine months of 2024. The company posted a net loss of Rs15.3 billion, highlighting ongoing operational struggles.
