Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Airtel Launches Cloud Service Amid Financial Performance
Bharti Airtel, a telecom company, saw an increase in profits due to increased cash flow and mobile service revenue.
They launched a new cloud service for businesses, which could expand its services, though investors might not see immediate big gains from this.
The company's African branch is valued lower than Bharti Airtel's.
The B2B revenue declined this quarter.
Bharti Airtel's operating free cash flow surged 37% in Q1FY26.
Mobile service revenue in India increased by 3% in Q1FY26, with ARPU up 2% to ₹250.
Bharti Airtel launched Airtel cloud service aimed at enterprises.
B2B revenue declined for a third straight quarter, falling 5% QoQ.
Airtel Africa trades at an EV/Ebitda of 6x, lower than Bharti Airtel's valuation.
- Who
- Bharti Airtel.
- What
- Bharti Airtel launched cloud services and reported Q1 financial results.
- When
- During Q1FY26.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- To expand enterprise business and potentially generate more revenue.
- Operating FCF (Q1FY26)
- ₹13,316 crore
- Mobile Service Revenue (India, Q1FY26)
- ₹27,397 crore
- ARPU (Q1FY26)
- ₹250
- B2B Revenue Decline (QoQ)
- 5%
- Airtel Africa EV/Ebitda
- 6x
Sources
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