Proximus

Proximus reports strong Q1 figures: pro‑forma EBITDA in the domestic business increased 1.9% to €468 million, above the consensus estimate of €425 million. Growth in the home market and reduced operating costs drove the result. In response, the share rose about 2% on Wednesday. » Más en de.investing.com

Proximus reported stable revenue in its home market for 2025 and an EBITDA increase of 1.9%, despite losing a football contract and the deconsolidation of Be‑Mobile. Group EBITDA grew just under 2%, while the Proximus Global segment posted an EBITDA decline of 9.3%. Organic free cash flow was €130m, CapEx €1.25bn. After publication of the figures the stock plunged 14.72% to a 52‑week low; no concrete guidance adjustments for the coming quarters were provided. » Más en de.investing.com

Proximus recorded group EBITDA of €475m in Q3 2025 (-1% year on year), driven by a domestic EBITDA increase of 1.8% while the global segment fell 22.3%. The company added 45,000 mobile postpaid customers and 12,000 broadband connections and confirms an interim dividend of €0.30 per share. Proximus plans asset disposals of €600m by end-2027 and expects global EBITDA of €100–130m for 2026, with a recovery from 2027; domestic EBITDA is forecast to grow by up to 2%. » Más en de.investing.com

Proximus reported group EBITDA of €491m in Q2 2025, supported mainly by a growing domestic segment with 1.9% EBITDA growth and 36,000 new mobile contracts. Group revenue fell 0.7%, driven by a currency-adjusted decline of 15.6% in the global segment and margin pressure internationally. Proximus is pushing ahead with fiber and 5G rollout (over 80% 5G coverage, fiber for 2.416m households) and has signed an MoU with Orange Belgium to accelerate network expansion. CapEx are still forecast at around €1.3bn, the divestment target was raised to €600m by 2027, and a gross dividend of €0.60 per share was confirmed. » Más en de.investing.com

Proximus recorded a slight increase in group EBITDA in the second quarter of 2025, up 1.2% to €491 million, and saw service revenue growth in its home market, while the global segment declined. The company has raised its EBITDA forecast for its domestic business but continues to face intense competition and challenges from the decline in traditional messaging services. Proximus is focusing on expanding its fiber network and forming strategic partnerships to strengthen its market position. » Más en de.investing.com