Helios Towers Publishes Q3 2026 Results Webcast Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Helios Towers raised its 2026 outlook to around $535 million EBITDA, with roughly 4,000 tenancy additions expected.
  • Recurring free cash flow guidance increased to more than $235 million; expected shareholder distributions rose to more than $80 million.
  • Management expects more than 3,000 tenancy additions in 2027, with double-digit EBITDA growth.
  • The $175 million cumulative share buyback program is targeted for completion by year-end 2027, alongside 10% dividend growth.
  • The November 5, 2026, Q3 results webcast featured CEO Tom Greenwood, CFO Manjit Dhillon and investor relations head Chris Baker-Sams.


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