EuroTeleSites

EuroTeleSites reports Q3 2025 revenue of €70.5m (+3.6%) and EBITDA of €60.6m (+3.8%), with an improved EBITDA margin and rising operating cash flow of €44.5m. Site count grew to 13,739 (+171 YoY) and tenant count to 17,120 (+311 YoY); 47 new sites were built and 38 third‑party tenants were gained. CAPEX fell to €11.1m in the quarter. Management confirms the full‑year guidance of around 4% revenue growth for 2025 and is focusing on debt reduction (target leverage about 5x). EuroTeleSites is also preparing to pursue opportunities from the 5G frequency auction in Serbia. » More on de.investing.com

A1 Telekom Austria is continuing large-scale job reductions in Austria: about 450 employees have left since the start of the year and up to 200 further departures are planned, while central services are being relocated to CEE countries. The group pays high leasing fees for spun-off cell towers (€244 million) to EuroTeleSites, strains social plans and raises concerns about the preservation of technology and management capacity in Austria. The board is focusing on cost cutting and growth outside regulated areas, while regulation, large subsidies for fiber rollout and rising dividends are fueling controversy. » More on kurier.at

Vienna's leading index ATX closed down 0.41 percent, marking its fourth straight day of losses. EuroTeleSites increased its profit in the first half of the year, but revenue fell short of analysts' expectations. Heavyweights such as voestalpine, Wienerberger, and AT&S recorded share price declines, while banks like Erste Group and Raiffeisen posted slight gains. » More on finanzen.net