Proximus SA reported second-quarter 2026 results, reiterating its full-year guidance and narrowing its global EBITDA forecast to a range of 110 million to 120 million euros. Domestic revenue rose 1.1 percent, supported by higher IT hardware and terminals revenue, while residential revenue increased 2.2 percent year-on-year. The company added 25,000 mobile postpaid cards, 8,000 internet subscribers, and 12,000 convergent residential customers, and expanded its fiber footprint to more than 2.75 million homes with 820,000 active fiber customers. Group free cash flow was negative 82 million euros in the first half, including the Unifiber acquisition cash out, and on an organic basis it was minus 25 million euros. The Belgian Competition Authority approved the network collaboration agreement in Flanders with Wyre and Telenet, which is expected to enable a more capital-efficient fiber rollout.
Proximus NVReiterates full-year guidance and narrows EBITDA outlook, with positive subscriber and revenue growth.
Belgian Competition Authority approved network collaboration agreement with Proximus and Wyre, enabling capital-efficient fiber rollout.