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Bharti Airtel, the second-largest telecom operator in India, has announced its plan to increase its stake in its African subsidiary listed in London through a $2.9 billion share swap deal. This move aims to enhance profits and boost competitiveness in the African market.
Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk announced a net revenue of <strong>17.8 trillion rupiah</strong> for the fiscal year 2025, with a net income margin of <strong>12.1%</strong>. This strong performance is attributed to the successful transformation strategies implemented by the company.
In a significant operation, Malaysian police successfully arrested six men involved in a gang specializing in cable theft from May 4 to 9 in the Shah Alam area. This operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat organized crime.
ADN Group has announced plans to improve connectivity in Bangladesh by developing advanced telecommunications infrastructure. This initiative aims to enhance digital communication and expand service access across the country.
The parliament has approved a plan to convert reduced shares of Singtel into direct ownership. Approximately <strong>83,000</strong> shareholders sold their stakes, representing <strong>13%</strong> of total shareholders.
BT, the British telecommunications company, has announced the re-launch of its BT Mobile brand in a significant marketing campaign, the largest in a decade. This initiative aims to reinforce the historic BT brand, which has been around for over 180 years.
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Egypt announced a new initiative aimed at linking phone lines to their real owners. This step is designed to enhance user trust and combat fraud, aligning with government efforts to improve communication services and ensure user safety.
Mesh networks offer an innovative and effective solution for communication during emergencies, providing a flexible and decentralized means of connection. As interest grows among professionals and communities, these networks emerge as a reliable option in times of crisis.
The National Mobile Telecommunications Company announced its financial results for the third quarter of the year, showing significant growth in revenues and profits despite economic challenges in the market.
The CEO of Mobily emphasized that Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 has transformed the telecommunications sector into a fundamental pillar of the digital economy, significantly contributing to market growth.
SFR, owned by billionaire Patrick Drahi, has seen its revenues drop by over <strong>8%</strong> in 2025. This decline comes as the company engages in exclusive negotiations with major firms like Bouygues Telecom, Free, and Orange for its sale.
e& announced a revenue of <strong>19.4 billion dirhams</strong> in the first quarter of the year, driven by significant subscriber growth. This increase reflects the company's successful strategies in enhancing its services and expanding its customer base.
Saudi Arabia has been elected as the Vice President of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Council, represented by Engineer Mansour Al-Qurashi. This announcement came during the council session for 2026 held in Geneva, reflecting the Kingdom's growing role on the international stage.
STC Kuwait announced a profit of <strong>9.21 million Kuwaiti Dinars</strong> at the end of the first quarter of 2026, reflecting a <strong>2%</strong> increase compared to the same period last year. These results demonstrate the company's resilience amid current economic challenges.
T-Mobile has announced the launch of a new internet service aimed at businesses, combining its 5G network with Starlink satellite support. This service is designed to meet the needs of companies in remote areas suffering from inadequate traditional internet services.
Deutsche Telekom, the German telecommunications giant, is set to fully merge with its American subsidiary T-Mobile, potentially reshaping the global telecommunications sector. This deal could create the largest telecommunications operator in the world.
Verizon Communications announced a net profit of <strong>$5.1 billion</strong> in the first quarter of this year, reflecting a <strong>3.3%</strong> increase compared to the same period last year. Earnings per share reached <strong>$1.20</strong>, marking a <strong>4.3%</strong> rise.
Wong Chee Kiong, the former director of a telecom company, appeared in court in Kuala Lumpur, where he denied charges of submitting misleading documents related to independent consulting services. The case dates back 14 years and involves allegations of fraud.
A recent report from the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Egypt reveals that <strong>60%</strong> of internet package consumption is dedicated to entertainment content. This trend highlights the preferences of users in an increasingly digital world.
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Egypt has announced changes to the summer working hours for telecom service providers. This adjustment aims to enhance the services offered to citizens during the summer months.
Rodgers Communications announced plans to reduce its capital expenditures and increase free cash flow, prompting analysts to raise their recommendations for the company's stock following its first-quarter results. This strategic move comes amid tough competition in the telecommunications sector.
Mulia D, the Director of Digital Infrastructure Acceleration at Indonesia's Ministry of Communications, unveiled the government's plan to enhance digital infrastructure by 2029. This strategy aims to support national development programs by improving communication services.
Two Pakistani nationals were injured in a rocket attack on a telecommunications building in Sharjah, reportedly launched from Iran, according to the Sharjah government media office.
Global internet consumption has reached a new record, exceeding <strong>9 billion gigabytes</strong> last year. This figure reflects the growing reliance on the internet across various aspects of life, including education, work, and entertainment.
The Telecommunications Authority has announced that no official decision has been made regarding a 20% increase in mobile and internet service prices. This statement comes amid growing rumors about potential price hikes.
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in Egypt announced the upcoming launch of a mobile SIM card specifically designed for children, which will be commercially available across all telecom companies. This initiative aims to meet the needs of families by providing safe communication options for their children.
Engineer Khalid Al-Oseimi, CEO of STC Bahrain, visited several company branches in Bahrain to strengthen customer communication and celebrate his return from an overseas business trip.
Centel, a leading telecommunications provider in Singapore, has announced financial compensation ranging from <strong>$5 to $10</strong> for its customers following a series of service outages that occurred from <strong>March 16 to 18</strong>. The compensation will appear on customer bills during the upcoming billing cycles.
Egypt Telecom has denied recent media reports claiming it intends to convert its data centers into financial assets that generate liquidity. The company emphasized that this information is inaccurate and reaffirmed its commitment to investing in the development of its data centers.
French telecom company Orange has announced the closure of 2G networks in several municipalities starting March 31, raising significant concerns for 2.4 million users still relying on this outdated technology. The regulatory authority has warned about the potential implications for daily users.