Airtel Africa returns to profitability with 1,147% surge in pre-tax revenue to $661 million in 2025
Airtel Africa has launched its full-year 2025 {financial} report for the interval ended March 31, 2025, reporting a pre-tax revenue of $661 million, in comparison with a pre-tax lack of $63 million within the 2024 {financial} yr.
This marks a big 1,147.8% YoY development in reported forex.
Revenue after tax stood at $328 million, enhancing from a $89 million loss within the prior interval, which was considerably impacted by by-product and overseas change losses, primarily in Nigeria.
Revenues of $4,955 million grew by 21.1% in fixed forex however declined by 0.5% in reported forex as a consequence of forex devaluation.
Sturdy execution and tariff changes in Nigeria contributed to an extra quarter of accelerating development, with This autumn 2025 income development of 23.2% in fixed forex and 17.8% in reported forex, as forex headwinds eased.
Commenting on the outcomes, Sunil Taldar, Chief Government Officer, acknowledged:
“We’ve reported one other robust working efficiency as our technique continues to ship towards the numerous alternative that exists throughout our markets.
An enhancing working surroundings and targeted execution contributed to robust momentum in our {financial} outcomes, with fixed forex income development peaking at 23.2% in This autumn’25. A part of this acceleration within the final quarter has additionally been pushed by the Nigerian tariff adjustment.”
