Mobile subscriber trends and
, fixed line and fiber broadband growth trends, Maya's financial performance and funding options, mobile service revenue trends and market share, competition and market environment in mobile services are the key contradictions discussed in PLDT's latest 2025Q1 earnings call.
Revenue and Earnings Performance:
-
reported
revenue of
PHP 53.4 billion for Q1 2025, up
2% from the previous year.
- The company's
EBITDA grew by
2% to
PHP 27.9 billion, driven by strength in fiber and ICT segments, along with prudent cost management.
- However,
Telco Core income was recorded at
PHP 8.8 billion, down
6% year-on-year, due to increased depreciation and financing costs from network investments.
Fiber and Home Segment Growth:
- The Home segment achieved a
4% year-on-year increase in revenue to
PHP 15.2 billion.
- Fiber now accounts for
97% of Home revenues, up from
92% in 2024, as the migration from legacy services continues.
- This growth was driven by sustained demand for fiber and the addition of nearly
101,000 new subscribers.
Enterprise Segment and ICT Growth:
- Enterprise revenues remained steady at
PHP 11.9 billion, with a slight
1% uptick in corporate data and ICT revenues.
- The ICT segment grew
16% year-on-year to
PHP 2.2 billion, now representing
22% of enterprise revenues, up from
19% a year ago.
- Growth was supported by new opportunities leveraging emerging technologies and the recently activated Asia Direct Cable.
Maya's Profitability and Growth:
- PLDT's fintech subsidiary, Maya, achieved its first full profitable quarter, contributing
PHP 127 million to net income.
- Maya's deposit balance reached
PHP 44 billion, up
49% year-on-year, with
1.8 million borrowers and
120 million cumulative loans disbursed since inception.
- The growth was driven by a combination of robust loan growth, increased deposits, and payment volume.
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