Tele Columbus

Tele Columbus closed the first half of 2026 with a clear financial recovery: total revenue remained nearly stable at €209.2m, and the net loss fell from -€68.9m to -€14.2m. Adjusted EBITDA rose slightly to €86.4m, while reported EBITDA climbed to €101.6m. Drivers were cost discipline, organic growth in the internet/telephony business, and a one‑off special gain from the sale of the MDCC stake, which is to be reinvested in further network expansion. » Altro su golem.de

Tele Columbus reports a reported revenue decline of 0.9% to €209 million for Q2 2026, mainly due to disposals (MDCC), while organic revenue growth in internet and telephony was 5.4%. Normalized EBITDA rose by just under 2% and operating cash flow for the first half increased by 15%. FTTH customers grew 19% to 108,000 RGUs, fiber penetration in the expansion area stands at 44%, and CapEx excluding leases fell 51% to €37 million. Management emphasizes further cost savings, expects wholesale rollouts in 2026/2027, and continues to cite risks from the weakening TV market, competitive pressure and regulatory uncertainty. » Altro su de.investing.com

Tele Columbus is offering new pure internet plans with 50 MBit/s for €19, 250 MBit/s for €23, 500 MBit/s for €25 and 1 GBit/s for €34 per month. The company emphasizes that these prices apply beyond the regular contract term of 24 months. Pricewise, Tele Columbus is below Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom for gigabit offers. Tele Columbus is the second-largest cable network operator in Germany, with a focus on eastern Germany and serving major markets such as Berlin, Munich, Leipzig and Erfurt. » Altro su golem.de