Telecommunications

CEO of Philippine telco giant sees fibre and enterprise segments as key to near-term growth

Globe Telecom’s Carl Cruz eyeing opportunities from AI and the impending digitalisation of SMEs

Ericsson reports an adjusted earnings before interest and taxes of 12.3 billion kronor for Q4 2025.

Ericsson’s profit beats market view, plans 15 billion krona buyback

The repurchase is forecast to begin after the publication of the Q1 2026 report and will run until 2027

CK Hutchison has been focusing on enhancing the group’s returns.

CK Hutchison weighs London, Hong Kong listing of global telco assets: sources

The telco unit would be on the fast track to be included in London’s FTSE100 index

Telefónica expects a positive cash impact from 2026 as employee exits start in the first quarter next year.

Telefonica to cut 5,500 jobs with total cost of 2.5 billion euros

The Spanish carrier has signed an agreement with unions to implement the exit plans

ZTE Corp has for years faced probes by authorities around the world into alleged bribes to secure telecom contracts.

China’s ZTE may pay more than US$1 billion to the US over foreign bribery allegations: sources

ZTE said it is engaged in “ongoing communication” with the US Justice Department

Telefonica was the second-worst performer on the Stoxx Europe 600 Telecommunications index over the past three months, with a 21 per cent slump.

Telefonica to cut 5,000 jobs to slash costs, union says

The cuts, affecting about a fifth of the carrier’s Spanish workforce, will apply to three Telefónica units

PCCW’s business will not be significantly impacted by a loss of access to the US market.

US weighs ban on Hong Kong tycoon Richard Li’s phone firm PCCW as China tensions rise

The move shows the US is widening its national security focus to include Hong Kong firms once seen as neutral

Optus says it has “fully remediated” most of the customers identified, and that it is working with financial counsellor services to identify and support affected customers.

Singtel’s Optus fined A$100 million for ‘appalling’ actions against disadvantaged consumers

The telco sold phones and contracts to over 400 such consumers, including those with mental disabilities and learning difficulties, or who were in financial hardship