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Proximus Publishes Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Proximus raised its 2026 global EBITDA outlook to EUR 125 million–EUR 135 million, citing an earlier-than-expected direct-margin recovery.
  • Organic free cash flow guidance increased to around EUR 100 million; capital expenditure is expected slightly below EUR 1.3 billion.
  • Third-quarter group EBITDA fell 2%; domestic EBITDA declined 1.4%, with underlying full-year domestic service revenue and EBITDA guidance unchanged at broadly stable.
  • Management reaffirmed 2027 organic free cash flow above EUR 100 million, maintaining its dividend policy for 2027 and 2028.
  • The October 30, 2026 earnings call featured Stijn Bijnens, Fiona Lam, Seckin Arikan, Jim Casteele and Nancy Goossens.


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