Helios Towers

Helios Towers reported an increase of 1,105 tenancies in Q2 2026, well above consensus estimates. Revenue rose 10.5%, EBITDA increased 13.4% to a margin of 54.7%, and recurring free cash flow was $96.1m. The company raised its earnings guidance by $5m for 2026 and by more than $10m for 2027; Jefferies also raised its EBITDA estimates and expects 1,250 new sites and 3,775 new tenants in 2026. » More on de.investing.com

At Helios Towers’ ordinary general meeting, shareholders voted in favour of all resolutions put to the meeting. The annual report and accounts for 2025 were approved, and the remuneration report and policy received broad support. Amendments to employee share plans, all director elections — including the new appointments of Dana Tobak and David Wassong — and the reappointment of Deloitte as auditor were accepted. Shareholders also authorised share issuances, the repurchase of own shares and political donations of up to £100,000. » More on de.investing.com

Helios Towers reported Q1 2026 revenue growth of 12% to $229m and adjusted EBITDA of $127m (+14%), prompting an upward revision of its full‑year guidance for new tenancies to 3,000–3,500 (up 1,000). The company recorded 1,406 new tenancies year‑to‑date, showed an improved ROIC and a secured revenue backlog of $5.3bn with a high share in hard currency. Balance‑sheet strengthening is reflected in a reduced net leverage of 3.5x and fresh bond issuances, while discretionary investment spend was substantially increased; the stock rose sharply after the presentation. » More on de.investing.com