MTN’s full-year HEPS fell -68.9% to 98c, in line with guidance, but hit by FX losses & Sudan impairments | Adjusted HEPS fell -32.2% to 816c | The dividend was up 4.5% to 345c | Group service revenue dropped -15.4% to R177.8 bn on a reported basis (+13.8% in constant currency) supported by strong H2 performances in key markets as guided | Data revenue surged 21.9% & fintech up 28.5% (constant currency), driving subscriber growth (total subs up 2.2% to 291m | data subs +7.7% to 158m | EBITDA (before once-offs) declined -33.5% to R70.1 bn reported (+10.2% in constant currency), reflecting operational strength despite naira devaluation | MTN expects sustained growth in 2025, with mid-40% service revenue growth in Nigeria & mid-40% EBITDA margins.
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