CelcomDigi Berhad today announced its fourth quarter and full year results for the Financial Year 2025 with total revenue rising 2.2% to RM12.9 billion. Service revenue closed at RM10.9 billion, up 1.1% Y-Y, driven by steady performance across its core segments, namely Postpaid, Home & Fibre, and Enterprise TechCo solutions.
EBIT rose 15.7% Y-Y to RM2.6 billion, reflecting stronger topline contributions and ongoing cost efficiencies across operations. full year net profit rose to RM1.5 billion, which is about 15% higher compared to RM1.3 billion in FY24.
This was however partially offset by planned investments in network modernisation as well as
higher device and TechCo costs. PAT improved 10.1% Y-Y to RM1,530 million underpinned by
effective cost discipline as well as lower appreciation and tax benefits.
The company closed the year with 20.6 million subscribers. It declared a final dividend of 3.6 sen per share or a FY2025 total dividend of 14.7 sen per share, in line with its sustainable dividend
commitment to shareholders.Postpaid: Sustained growth momentum from expanding base and higher-value plans
Postpaid revenue grew 4.1% Y‑Y to RM4,355 million, supported by subscriber increase of 307K (+5.3% Y‑Y) to 6.09 million from increased adoption of CelcomDigi One convergence plans. Continued customer upgrades to higher‑value bundles lifted ARPA to RM111.40 (+7.6% Y‑Y)
Q4 2025: Postpaid revenue was RM1,117 million (+2.4% Q‑Q and +5.1% Y‑Y). Subscribers grew +81K Q‑Q and +307K Y‑Y to 6.09 million. ARPU was stable at RM60, with account-level value improving from increased take-up of converged and multi‑line offerings. Prepaid: Stabilised revenue from quality acquisition and retention focused activities
FY2025: Prepaid performance stabilised with revenue resilient at RM4,213 million (-4.6% Y‑Y). Disciplined base management and quality acquisitions strengthened subscriber mix, resulting in a subscriber base of 12.28 million.
Q4 2025: Prepaid revenue was stable at RM1,056 million (+0.5% Q‑Q, -2.9% Y‑Y) with healthier subscriber mix despite subscriber reduction of -65K Q‑Q or-580K Y‑Y to 12.28 million. ARPU improved to RM29 supported by improvements in core base, monthly internet plan adoption, and gross add retention.
Home & Fibre: Healthy growth across Fibre, FWA and Convergence
FY2025: Home & Fibre recorded strong revenue growth of 40.2% Y‑Y to RM258 million, with subscribers rising +52.4% Y‑Y to 285K. This was fueled by increased demand for fibre, FWA, high-speed connectivity solutions, and higher-value bundles.
Q4 2025: Revenue grew to RM73 million (+5.8% Q‑Q, +30.4% Y‑Y), supported by robust fibre and FWA momentum, a growing subscriber base and consistent demand for high-speed connectivity. Subscribers grew by +25K Q‑Q, and +98K Y‑Y to 285K. ARPU remained steady at RM90, with short-term dilution from higher additions.
Enterprise: Revenue stable with strong growth from Solutions
FY2025: Enterprise revenue experienced a mix shift, with Enterprise Solutions delivering strong growth of +24.3% Y‑Y. This cushioned softer Enterprise Mobile revenue reduction of 9.1% Y‑Y, mainly driven by an industry-wide decline in bulk SMS. TechCo performance saw continued momentum in IoT, with cybersecurity as a key growth engine, diversifying Enterprise revenues and positions the business for continued solution-led growth.
Q4 2025: Revenue was RM336 million (+23.1% Q‑Q, +9.4% Y‑Y) with strong solutions growth
offsetting softer mobile and bulk SMS performance, maintaining healthy underlying momentum.
FY2026 Financial Guidance
The company said it is entering its next phase of growth on a solid foundation, committed to delivering superior customer experience, strengthening its market position, and delivering stronger financial outcomes for all stakeholders. FY2026 financial guidance is as follows:
