Ooredoo Palestine Announces Its Financial Results for the First Nine Months of 2025

SadaNews - Ooredoo Palestine has announced its financial results for the first nine months of 2025, which showed stable performance reflecting the company's resilience and ability to continue growing despite the political and economic challenges facing Palestine. Net profits during the mentioned period exceeded 11 million US dollars, while revenues reached 78 million US dollars. The operational profits before deducting taxes, interest, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) amounted to 30 million US dollars. The company maintained its subscriber base, reaching 1.55 million subscribers.

These results reflect Ooredoo Palestine's ability to maintain financial, operational, and technical stability despite the exceptional circumstances the country is experiencing, especially in Gaza, which has witnessed extensive destruction of communication infrastructure.

In this context, the CEO of Ooredoo Palestine, Dr. Samar Faris, said: "First and foremost, we congratulate the cessation of aggression against beloved Gaza, hoping it will be a step towards lasting stability that paves the way for reconstruction and development in our dear homeland. During this difficult period, our teams have proven their unwavering commitment and ability to endure and work with a spirit of challenge to provide the best services to our subscribers, maintain connectivity among them, and offer innovative solutions that enable people to stay connected in the toughest circumstances."

Dr. Faris added: "We are ready to actively contribute to efforts to rebuild and maintain communication infrastructure, putting our expertise and technical capabilities at the service of our people. We will continue to invest in strengthening digital infrastructure and technological innovation to ensure the provision of high-quality services that meet our subscribers' aspirations, while committed to supporting our community and contributing to national and economic development in Palestine."