365telugu.com online news,New Delhi, November 4, 2025:Bharti Airtel Limited announced robust consolidated financial results for the second quarter ended September 30, 2025, with total revenues climbing 25.7% year-on-year to ₹52,145 crore, driven by strong performance across India and Africa.
The telecom giant reported EBITDA of ₹29,919 crore, a 35.9% increase over the same quarter last year, pushing the EBITDA margin to an impressive 57.4%. EBITDA after leases (EBITDAaL) stood at ₹26,600 crore, up 42.0% YoY, with a margin of 51.0%. EBIT rose sharply by 51.6% to ₹16,669 crore, reflecting an EBIT margin of 32.0%.
Net income before exceptional items reached ₹6,792 crore, while capital expenditure for the quarter was ₹11,362 crore.
India Business: Powering the Growth Engine
Airtel’s India operations continued to lead the charge, serving 450 million customers. Revenues grew 22.6% YoY to ₹38,690 crore, with EBITDA at ₹23,204 crore (up 34.2%) and a best-in-class EBITDA margin of 60.0%. EBITDAaL rose 40.9% to ₹21,298 crore, with a margin of 55.0%. EBIT surged 54.4% to ₹12,192 crore, achieving a margin of 31.5%. Capex in India stood at ₹9,643 crore.
Africa: Strong Momentum in Constant Currency
Airtel Africa, with 174 million customers, delivered 24.2% YoY revenue growth in constant currency terms. EBITDA margin expanded by 238 basis points to 48.8%, while EBIT margin improved by 190 bps to 32.3%. Capex in Africa was ₹1,719 crore.
Bharti Hexacom: Solid Performance
Subsidiary Bharti Hexacom reported 10.5% YoY revenue growth to ₹2,317 crore, with customer base at 28.6 million. EBITDA rose 20.1% to ₹1,256 crore, with margin expanding 433 bps to 54.2%. EBIT jumped 37.6% to ₹702 crore, with margin at 30.3% (up 597 bps). Net income before exceptional items stood at ₹421 crore, compared to ₹253 crore last year. Capex was ₹368 crore.
Airtel’s overall customer base across 15 countries now stands at ~624 million, reinforcing its position as a leading global telecom player.
With consistent margin expansion, aggressive network investments, and growing adoption of digital services, Bharti Airtel remains well-positioned to capitalize on India’s digital transformation and Africa’s mobile data boom.