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Airtel非洲第三季度净增长7%
Airtel非洲收入的12月31日结束的财政季度的顺序同比分别增长了11%和3.2%,至13.5亿美元,该公司周四表示。每用户平均收入(ARPU)较前一季度上升了2.9%,同比5.8%,报3.1美元。
Airtel非洲顺序的净利润增长近27%在去年第四期,近22%,上一季度净融资成本下降到1.61亿美元。
收入截至去年12月的季度顺序同比分别增长了11%和3.2%,至13.5亿美元,该公司周四表示。
“提供负担得起的、创新的和必要的服务,客户在我们14市场是我们雄心…强积分结果证明这种策略尽管当前宏观经济和地缘政治的不确定性,”根据Ogunsanya, Airtel非洲的首席执行官,在官方声明中说。
他补充说,该公司的客户基础同比增长10%,支持增长了近14%客户数据和一个在其移动支付用户同比激增22%。
Ogunsanya说公司的ARPU恒定汇率7.2%的增长在很大程度上是由增加使用声音,数据,和移动资金,有效地导致收入增长18%(以不变货币)12月季度。
“尽管通胀压力在我们的市场,前九个月的营收表现强劲加上持续关注成本优化,导致Ebitda增长超过17%不变的货币,与稳定的利润率(操作),“Ogunsanya补充道。
Airtel非洲说,特殊项目包括减税指控由于首次承认在肯尼亚推迟了6200万美元的税收抵免。“不包括特殊项目,由于低税收低了1000万美元税前利润更高的外汇和衍生品损失的影响。”
Airtel非洲的净债务在第三财季环比增长10.4%,至36.2亿美元。
公司预付4.5亿美元的未偿还外债组级别。“控股公司的剩余债务水平是5.5亿美元,2024年5月到期,“Airtel的非洲的胳膊说。
沃达丰埃及交易疙瘩美国非洲Vodacom的季度收入
Vodacom控股的英国的沃达丰(Vodafone)表示,集团收入上升到307亿兰特(17.6亿美元)的季度结束项。在正常的基础上,收入增长了4.7%。
Airtel非洲的消费群体在其14市场同比增长10.1% 2.9%。今年第一季度,至1.385亿人。
“在过去9个月我们已经花了将近4.9亿美元在4 g和5 g频谱在关键市场来提高网络容量和质量,不会过时的持续增长的公司我们所有的市场机遇,促进经济发展,“Ogunsanya说。
顺序Airtel非洲的移动支付用户增长了5.6%到3140万。反过来,移动货币ARPU。今年第一季度上涨了1.3%,至2.1美元。“年度成交价格(移动货币业务)达到近1000亿美元,当我们继续推动金融包容的大陆,“Ogunsanya说。
Airtel非洲表示,其资本支出的9个月期间,FY23,上升了5.8%至4.57亿美元,符合它的指导。此外,它已经获得了频谱在尼日利亚,刚果民主共和国、坦桑尼亚、赞比亚和肯尼亚在9个月期间。
放缓Jio活跃的用户增加了vs Airtel可能导致延迟关税上调:分析师
“300万活跃用户下降Jio在本月22日以来的最差单月表现jan 21,当它失去了350万活跃用户。六个月期间结束Feb-21, Jio活跃的用户添加低于Bharti到2000万年,导致降低关税和捆绑被Jio宣布在三月二十一featurephone用户,”根据Jefferies。
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<\/figure> New Delhi: Bharti Airtel<\/a>\u2019s Africa business reported a net profit of $193 million for the fiscal third quarter, a 7% rise from a year ago, bolstered by decent growth in customer base, data and mobile money revenues.Airtel Africa<\/a>\u2019s net profit grew almost 27% sequentially in the October-December period, on the back of a near 22% on-quarter fall in net finance costs to $161 million.
Revenue for the quarter ended December rose 11% on-year and 3.2% sequentially to $1.35 billion, the company said Thursday.
<\/div><\/div>Average revenue per user (ARPU<\/a>) \u2013 a key performance metric - was up 2.1%<\/b> from the quarter before, and 5.8% on-year to $3.1.
\u201cProviding affordable, innovative and essential services to customers in our 14 markets is integral to our ambition\u2026the strong results are testament to this strategy despite the current macro-economic and geopolitical uncertainties,\u201d Segun Ogunsanya, Airtel Africa\u2019s chief executive officer, said in an official statement.
He added that the company\u2019s customer base grew 10% on-year, supported by nearly 14% growth in data customers<\/a> and an over 22% on-year jump in its mobile money user base.
Ogunsanya said the company\u2019s ARPU growth of 7.2% in constant currency was largely driven by increased usage across voice, data, and mobile money, effectively resulting in 18% revenue growth (in constant currency) in the December quarter.
\u201cDespite inflationary pressures across our markets, the strong revenue performance in the first nine months combined with continued focus on cost optimisation, contributed to Ebitda growth of over 17% in constant currency, with stable (operating) margins,\u201d Ogunsanya added.
Airtel Africa said that exceptional items included lower tax charges due to an initial recognition of a deferred tax credit of $62 million in Kenya. \u201cExcluding this exceptional item, tax was lower by $10 million due to lower profit before tax impacted by higher foreign exchange and derivative losses.\u201d
\u201cProviding affordable, innovative and essential services to customers in our 14 markets is integral to our ambition\u2026the strong results are testament to this strategy despite the current macro-economic and geopolitical uncertainties,\u201d Segun Ogunsanya, Airtel Africa\u2019s chief executive officer, said in an official statement.
He added that the company\u2019s customer base grew 10% on-year, supported by nearly 14% growth in data customers<\/a> and an over 22% on-year jump in its mobile money user base.
Ogunsanya said the company\u2019s ARPU growth of 7.2% in constant currency was largely driven by increased usage across voice, data, and mobile money, effectively resulting in 18% revenue growth (in constant currency) in the December quarter.
\u201cDespite inflationary pressures across our markets, the strong revenue performance in the first nine months combined with continued focus on cost optimisation, contributed to Ebitda growth of over 17% in constant currency, with stable (operating) margins,\u201d Ogunsanya added.
Airtel Africa said that exceptional items included lower tax charges due to an initial recognition of a deferred tax credit of $62 million in Kenya. \u201cExcluding this exceptional item, tax was lower by $10 million due to lower profit before tax impacted by higher foreign exchange and derivative losses.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>Net finance costs in the December quarter, though, increased nearly 32% on-year. The company attributed this to a $24 million higher forex and derivative losses and $14 million higher interest on lease obligations which is due to additional leased sites.
Airtel Africa\u2019s net debt in the fiscal third quarter was up 10.4% sequentially to $3.62 billion.
The company prepaid a $450 million outstanding external debt at the group level. \u201cThe remaining debt at the holding company level is $550 million, falling due in May 2024,\u201d Airtel\u2019s Africa arm said.
Airtel Africa\u2019s net debt in the fiscal third quarter was up 10.4% sequentially to $3.62 billion.
The company prepaid a $450 million outstanding external debt at the group level. \u201cThe remaining debt at the holding company level is $550 million, falling due in May 2024,\u201d Airtel\u2019s Africa arm said.