Zimbabwean Executive Ralph Mupita Leads Mtn To 6 Billion Revenue In H1 2025

MTN reported 6 billion in first-half 2025 revenue, supported by Nigerias 37.5 growth and Ghanas 100.2 surge.

Subscriber base rose to 297.7 million, with 164.4 million active data users and 63.2 million mobile money customers.

EBITDA climbed 42.3 to R46.7 billion 2.65 billion, while earnings per share rebounded sharply from losses a year earlier.

MTN Group, Africas largest telecom operator, under the leadership of Zimbabwean executive Ralph Mupita, recorded 6 billion in revenue in the first half of 2025. The results reflect solid growth across key markets, especially in Nigeria and Ghana, supported by improving economic conditions and careful management following a slower period in the previous half-year.

According to its recent half-year update , the pan-African telecom giant delivered strong service revenue in the first-half of 2025, reporting a 23.19 percent rise from R85.32 billion 4.84 billion to R105.11 billion 5.97 billion, lifted by strong contributions from Nigeria 26.9 percent, Ghana 19.7 percent, and its home market, South Africa 20.6 percent.

MTN Nigerias service revenue rose 37.54 percent, while Ghana led with a 100.15 percent surge. South Africa posted a muted 2.34 percent gain amid prepaid headwinds, and Uganda grew 16.44 percent, curbed by lower mobile termination rates.