Eltel Q3 adjusted EBITA rises 21% year over year to EUR 11 million

By Public Technologies
  • Eltel’s third-quarter 2026 profit more than doubled year over year to EUR 8.7 million.
  • Net sales fell 6% year over year to EUR 196.2 million, with lower fiber deployment volumes and reduced contributions from major projects.
  • Operating cash flow swung positive year over year to EUR 500,000 in the third quarter.
  • The total order book climbed 42% year over year to EUR 1.7 billion at quarter-end, with the Telenor Norway partnership contributing significantly.
  • The Telenor Norway agreement is expected to generate more than EUR 475 million over its initial five-year term.


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