News Summary:
Proximus Group presented its second-quarter 2026 results on July 31, reporting resilient domestic performance anchored by fiber expansion and convergent customer growth, while its global operations stabilized following structural market challenges. For the half year ended June 30, 2026, the company recorded sales of EUR 3030 million, down from EUR 3154 million a year ago, and revenue of EUR 3125 million, compared to EUR 3351 million previously. Second-quarter revenues reached EUR 1.53 billion, a 0.9% decrease year-over-year, partly attributed to the sale of Be-Mobile. Domestically, Proximus achieved net additions of 25,000 for postpaid mobile and 8,000 in fixed broadband, alongside a loss of 6,000 TV subscribers and 42,000 fixed lines. Earlier, on July 28, the Belgian Competition Authority approved a proposed fiber partnership between Fiberklaar, a Proximus affiliate, and Wyre, Telenet's network builder. This approval enables Fiberklaar and Wyre to collaborate on accelerating the rollout of multigigabit fiber networks across large suburban areas of Flanders, Belgium.
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