Proximus Raises 2026 Global EBITDA Outlook to EUR 125-135 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Proximus raised its 2026 Global EBITDA forecast to EUR 125 million–135 million from EUR 110 million–120 million.
  • Organic free cash flow guidance increased to around EUR 100 million from around EUR 50 million.
  • Nine-month organic free cash flow reached EUR 114 million, including EUR 142 million generated in the third quarter.
  • Capital expenditure is now expected below EUR 1.3 billion, versus up to EUR 1.3 billion previously; nine-month spending totaled EUR 835 million.
  • Domestic services revenue and EBITDA forecasts remained broadly stable, with nine-month growth of 0.1% and 0.3%, respectively.


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