Amalgamated Telecom Reported Profit of $59.5 Million
The telecommunications group saw significant growth in revenue and EBITDA for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.
Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Corporate Finance
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Amalgamated Telecom Holdings Limited recorded a net profit after tax of $59.5 million for the financial year that ended on June 30, 2026. This performance was supported by a 11.3 per cent increase in total revenue, which reached $1.149 billion.
Why it matters
The company’s growth was driven by expanded services in mobile, broadband, data, and ICT sectors alongside internal operational efficiencies. These gains allowed the firm to simultaneously reduce debt while increasing strategic infrastructure investments.
The group reported an EBITDA of $350.7 million, representing a 19.5 per cent increase, while operating cash flows reached $316.7 million. Additionally, the company invested $290.3 million into network infrastructure and digital capabilities.
The players
Amalgamated Telecom Holdings Limited
This is a telecommunications company that operates various infrastructure and digital service networks across the Pacific region.
The details
Revenue growth was fueled by higher earnings across voice, data network, internet, and ICT-related services. While Fiji remains the group's largest earnings contributor, Papua New Guinea delivered the strongest revenue growth during this period.
Timeline
June 30, 2026 marked the official end of the company's financial year.
Market Landscape
The company's performance reflects a broader industry push to capture rising demand for digital services across the Pacific islands. By prioritizing infrastructure investment while trimming net debt, the firm positions itself to maintain a competitive advantage in developing regional markets.
Customers in the Pacific region may see continued enhancements to mobile and broadband stability as the company funnels capital into digital infrastructure. While profit grew significantly, the firm's focus on operational efficiency suggests a commitment to maintaining competitive pricing for data and ICT services.
The takeaway
The company has demonstrated that investing in digital service diversification can yield substantial net profits while simultaneously deleveraging. Consistent infrastructure spending remains the primary lever for these telecommunications firms to ensure long-term revenue growth in the Pacific region.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Fiji Times.
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