The JSE-listed pan-African telecommunications operator described the upcoming interim financial results as "robust". It said the strong showing will be driven by 'strong commercial execution, disciplined capital allocation and improved macro conditions".
Heps - a financial metric followed closely by South African investors - will be between R6.14 and R6.66, MTN said, a huge turnaround from the Heps loss of R2.56 reported in the first half of the 2024 financial year.
"Inflation and foreign exchange rates in key markets showed improved stability, which supported the positive momentum in our operational and financial results," the group said.
"In our larger operations, MTN Nigeria and MTN Ghana published strong first half 2025 results on 30 July 2025 and 31 July 2025, respectively, demonstrating pleasing growth in service revenue and profitability.