The Proximus Group's earnings call for the fourth quarter of 2025 revealed a mixed business performance:
While sales and EBITDA grew steadily in the domestic market, there were challenges in the international business. Following the release, the company's share price plummeted by 14.72%, reflecting investors' concerns about future prospects and competitive pressure.
Key messages
Proximus reported stable revenue in its home market despite losing a key soccer contract.
EBITDA in the company's home market increased by 1.9% year-on-year.
Proximus shares fell 14.72% after the results were announced, hitting a 52-week low.
The Proximus Global segment recorded a significant year-on-year decline in EBITDA of 9.3%.
The company continues to push ahead with the expansion of its fiber optic and 5G networks.
Business development of the company
The Proximus Group reported stable financial results for 2025. Revenue in the home market remained constant despite the deconsolidation of Be-Mobile and the loss of a soccer contract. EBITDA in the domestic market rose by 1.9%, in line with the company's forecast. However, the Proximus Global segment recorded a year-on-year decline in EBITDA of 9.3%, which had a negative impact on overall performance. The company maintained a strong commercial performance in the B2C segment and offset inflationary pressures through operational efficiencies.
Key financial figures
Revenue: Stable compared to Q3 2025.
EBITDA in the domestic market: Increase of 1.9% year-on-year.
Group EBITDA: Growth of just under 2% in 2025 as a whole.
Organic free cash flow: EUR 130 million, exceeding the forecast by EUR 30 million
CapEx: EUR 1.25 billion, a decrease compared to EUR 1.36 billion in 2024.
