Doha: Ooredoo announced today that its 2025 profits rose 12.47 percent in 2025 to cross QAR 3.86 billion, compared to QAR 3.43 billion in 2024. Earnings per share for the period was QAR 1.21, and the board recommended distributing QAR 0.75 as cash dividend. According to Qatar News Agency, Chairman of Ooredoo Sheikh Faisal Bin Thani Al-Thani stated that the company's full-year performance showed a 6% YoY revenue growth, excluding the impact of the Myanmar exit, reaching QAR 24.6 billion. This was accompanied by a double-digit net profit growth of 12% YoY to QAR 3.9 billion. He emphasized that the completion of a secondary fully marketed global offering was a significant achievement for the year. The offering was instrumental in increasing the company's free float, enhancing liquidity, and boosting index inclusion. This transaction reflected confidence in the management's strategy and expanded the shareholder base to a broader international mix. For his part, CEO of Ooredoo Group Aziz Aluthman Fakhroo mention ed that the Group experienced growth across core operations, with strong performances in Algeria, Iraq, Tunisia, Kuwait, and Qatar. Continued investments in network infrastructure and a commitment to customer experience elevated both commercial performance and financial results. He expressed that Ooredoo aims to leverage its strong foundations to become a leading telecom and digital-infrastructure provider in the region. The focus will be on diversifying revenue streams and maintaining a disciplined financial approach to unlock value for stakeholders. Digital infrastructure is highlighted as a key opportunity for focus in 2026.