TELCO giant Amalgamated Telecom Holdings Limited (ATH) has recorded increased net profit after tax of $59.5 million (up 171.2 per cent) for the financial year ended June 30, 2026.
The company also recorded an 11.3 per cent growth in revenue to $1.149 billion, and EBITDA also increased by 19.5 per cent to $350.7m.
According to the company, the strong result was supported by continued growth in mobile, broadband, data, ICT and digital services; together with ongoing operational efficiencies noted across the group.
It attributed revenue growth to higher voice, data network, internet and ICT-related revenues across its operating markets.
ATH also generated record operating cash flows of $316.7m, a 37.2 per cent increase over last year, reflecting the strength of the group’s underlying operations and cash-generating capability.
It reported net debt declined by 5.0 per cent to $535.7m, while gearing improved to 47 per cent.
During the year, the company noted investing $290.3m in network infrastructure, digital capabilities and growth initiatives across the Pacific, positioning the group for future growth and enhanced customer experience.
The company said Fiji remained the group’s largest earnings contributor, while Papua New Guinea delivered the strongest revenue growth within the portfolio,
It also continued to strengthen its digital services, wholesale connectivity and financial technology businesses.
“The FY2026 result reflects the strength of ATH’s diversified regional portfolio, disciplined execution and continued investment in strategic infrastructure,” the company board said.
“We have delivered strong revenue growth, significantly improved profitability and record operating cash flows, while continuing to invest in the networks and digital platforms that will underpin future growth across the Pacific,” it added.
The company said it remained focused on delivering sustainable shareholder value through continued growth in data and digital services, expansion of next-generation network infrastructure, operational excellence and strategic regional opportunities.
