Mobily Profits Rise 11.5% to SAR 3.46 Billion in 2025 with Revenue Growth and SAR 1.23 Billion Cash Dividend

Riyadh | EcoPulse24

Etihad Etisalat (Mobily) recorded an annual net profit growth of 11.55% in 2025, reaching SAR 3.46 billion compared to SAR 3.11 billion in 2024, supported by improved operational performance and revenue growth across various segments.

Revenue and Operating Profit Growth

According to the company’s statement on Tadawul Saudi, annual revenues rose by 7.89% to SAR 19.64 billion in 2025 from SAR 18.2 billion in the previous year, driven by growth in all business segments and an expanded customer base.

Gross profit grew by 8.6% to SAR 10.74 billion from SAR 9.89 billion in 2024, reflecting improved profit margins alongside revenue growth.

Operating profit increased by 9% to SAR 3.85 billion compared to SAR 3.53 billion in the prior year, indicating efficient cost management and enhanced operational performance.

Meanwhile, net other expenses fell to SAR 291 million from SAR 337 million in 2024, supported by a higher share of profits from a joint venture.

Second Half Dividend Distribution

Mobily’s Board of Directors approved an interim cash dividend for the second half of 2025 amounting to SAR 1.228 billion.

Financial Outlook

The figures reflect Mobily’s continued stable growth trajectory, supported by an expanding subscriber base and improved operational efficiency. The close alignment of operating profit growth with revenue gains indicates effective cost control, while lower other expenses bolster net profitability.

From a returns perspective, the SAR 1.6 per share dividend for the second half demonstrates a stable dividend policy, enhancing the stock’s appeal to investors seeking regular cash flows.

EcoPulse24 Analysis

Mobily presents a balanced model between operational growth and dividend distribution. Double-digit net profit growth, alongside improved margins, underscores the company’s financial strength in a competitive telecom sector. Continued investment in expanding the customer base and digital services may support additional margin improvements in 2026, especially as demand for data and enterprise solutions grows.