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Bezeq Telecom unveils growth plan with fiber, subsea cables and AI at Citi TMT conference

Bezeq Telecom presented targets through 2029: ILS 3 billion revenue, approx. ILS 1.5 billion EBITDA, double‑digit free cash flow growth and an 80% dividend payout. Growth is to be driven by higher fiber take-up, mobile consolidation, AI cost savings and three planned subsea cable projects, with the latter not included in base forecasts. Management emphasized a conservative capital structure (net debt/EBITDA 1.5–1.6x), a possible merger after structural separation with Yes as a material catalyst, and an ongoing share buyback program. » More on de.investing.com
Bezeq posts strong Q1 growth, shares fall despite solid metrics

Bezeq reported Q1 2026 revenue of ILS 2 billion (+2.6%) and comparable net income growth of 4%. Free cash flow rose sharply by 74%, the fiber network reached 3 million households with over 1 million active subscribers, and 5G added 50,000 new postpaid customers. Despite operational progress, the share price fell 3.83%. Bezeq announced ILS 260 million in investments for a subsea cable and expects further revenue and EPS growth, but sees risks from geopolitical tensions and regulatory changes. » More on de.investing.com
Bezeq Q3 2025: profit exceeds forecasts, revenue falls short of expectations

Bezeq reported Q3 2025 earnings per share of $0.16 (+30.08% versus the $0.123 expected), while revenue of $2.15 bn missed the $2.18 bn estimate by 1.38%. Adjusted EBITDA rose 13.8% and adjusted net income increased 56%; the stock fell 0.52% to 686.8 after the results. The company confirms its 2025 outlook, reports net debt of 4.6 bn ILS (leverage 1.3x) and continues to expand fiber and 5G networks. Material risks include ongoing tax audits, a low ARPU in the highly competitive mobile market and potential regulatory changes. » More on de.investing.com
Bezeq increases adjusted net profit in Q2 2025 by 46%

Bezeq reports a 46% rise in adjusted net profit for Q2 2025, with adjusted EBITDA of NIS 3,850 million (+11.3%) and revenue of NIS 979 million (+3.1%). Dividend per share was raised by 50% and the stock climbed 2.73% after the results. The company upgraded its 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance to NIS 3,850 million and aims to reduce its investment ratio to 16–18% of revenue. Management emphasizes expansion of fiber and 5G offerings; regulatory risks and intense competition remain challenges. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, Bezeq-Israeli Telecom has already paid €0.10 in dividends. The last payout was in September.

Financials

In the last quarter, Bezeq-Israeli Telecom had revenue of €623.58m and net profit of €99.96m

(EUR)	September 2026	YoY
Revenue	623.58m	12.72%
Gross profit	559.24m	175.53%
Net profit	99.96m	13.10%
EBITDA	286.37m	10.38%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€5.46bn
Number of shares	27.47m
52-week high/low	€257.50 - €176.18
Dividend yield	10.10%
Dividends TTM	€0.10
Beta	0.17
P/E ratio	17.93
PEG ratio	-0.88
P/B ratio	7.84
P/S ratio	2.23

Company profile

Bezeq The Israel Telecommunication Corporation Limited provides communications services to business and private customers in Israel. It operates in four segments: Stationary Domestic Communication; Cellular Communication; Internet services, International Communications, and NASR and ICT Solutions; and Multi-channel TV. The company offers telephony services, including basic telephony services on the domestic telephone line, as well as related services, such as voice mail and caller ID; national numbering services; broadband Internet access infrastructure services; and transmission and data-communication services. It also provides virtual server services; Bcyber services; smart business services; private virtual hub services; and B144 service, an advertising platform for digital advertising and marketing to small businesses, BCam, Wi-Fi, SMS, and remote backup. In addition, the company offers infrastructure services, company's network connection, billing, and collection services; unified intelligence services; and operates and maintains radio transmitters for broadcasting of radio and television contents. Further, it provides basic telephone, browsing and data communications, messaging, content, Internet of Things, roaming, and servicing and repair services, as well as sells terminal equipment; installs, operates, and maintains cellular communication equipment and systems; and offers infrastructure and communication technologies solutions, as well as data transmission, NEP, PBX, multi-channel digital satellite television, and value added services. The company was founded in 1980 and is based in Tel Aviv, Israel.