Vodafone Qatar posted a net profit of QR702mn in 2025, up 16.8% year-on-year, driven by broad-based revenue growth and disciplined cost management across its mobility, managed services, fixed broadband, and device segments. Total revenue rose 8.1% to QR3.4bn, while service revenue reached QR3bn as the mobile customer base expanded to 2.2 million.
EBITDA exceeded QR1.5bn, increasing 10.5% with margins improving to 43.7%, and 48.6% on an underlying basis. Operating free cash flow jumped 40.7% to QR779mn, supported by strong collections and efficient working capital management. Net profit margin improved to 20.4%, with return on equity rising to 13.6%.
Reflecting its strong performance, the board recommended a 12% cash dividend (QR0.12 per share) for 2025 and approved a similar payout structure for 2026 through quarterly interim dividends and a final year-end distribution, subject to approvals.
Leadership highlighted continued investment in 5G, cloud, and AI-driven solutions, digital infrastructure expansion, and alignment with Qatar National Vision 2030 as key drivers behind the company’s sustained growth and role in advancing Qatar’s digital economy.