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The earnings call reveals mixed signals: strong revenue growth in certain segments, Maya's profitability, and strategic expansion plans are positive. However, the lack of guidance on key metrics, concerns over broadband, and increased interest expenses pose challenges. The Q&A highlights uncertainties, particularly around Maya's IPO and provisioning levels, which tempers optimism. The absence of revenue and EBITDA guidance adds to the uncertainty, leading to a neutral sentiment overall.
Gross Service Revenues PHP 212.2 billion, up 2% or PHP 3.8 billion year-over-year. The increase was driven by growth in service areas.
Net Service Revenues PHP 196.2 billion, marking a record. This was supported by a focus on spending control and growth areas.
Cash OpEx Subsidies and Provisions PHP 84.9 billion, down 1%. This reflects a focus on spending control while supporting growth areas.
EBITDA (excluding MRP costs) PHP 111.2 billion, up 3% with a steady margin of 52%. This was driven by increased service revenues and reduced operating costs.
Telco Core Income PHP 33.9 billion, down 3% year-over-year. The decline was due to higher financing costs and depreciation from network upgrades.
Core Income PHP 34.6 billion, up 1%. This was supported by Maya's swing to profitability.
Consolidated Service Revenues PHP 196.2 billion, up 1% or PHP 1.5 billion year-over-year. Excluding legacy services, revenue grew 3% or PHP 5.5 billion to PHP 176.9 billion.
Wireless Consumer Revenues PHP 85 billion, steady year-over-year. Mobile data and fixed wireless revenues reached PHP 77.2 billion, up 1%.
Home Revenues PHP 61 billion, up 3%. Fiber revenues grew 6% to PHP 59.4 billion, accounting for 98% of Home revenues.
Enterprise Revenues PHP 48.4 billion, up 3%. Corporate data and ICT grew 3% to PHP 36.3 billion, now 75% of Enterprise revenues.
ICT Revenues Grew 25% year-over-year, led by managed IT services (211% growth) and data center colocation (15% growth).
Mobile Data Traffic 5,900 petabytes, up 7% year-over-year. This was supported by increased 5G adoption and better targeting.
5G Devices 11.2 million, up 35%. 5G data traffic rose 88%, supporting higher revenues.
Fixed Wireless Revenues Up 22% year-over-year, driven by the shift from 4G to 5G fixed wireless access.
CapEx PHP 60.3 billion, down from PHP 78.2 billion last year. CapEx intensity improved to 28% from 38%, reflecting tighter discipline and better pricing.
Net Debt PHP 284.7 billion, with a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 2.56x. Gross debt was PHP 296.9 billion.
Maya Group Net Income PHP 1.7 billion, marking its first full year of profitability. Deposit balances reached PHP 68 billion, up 72% year-over-year.
Fiber Revenue Growth: Fiber revenues grew 6% to PHP 59.4 billion, accounting for 98% of Home revenues versus 92% a year ago.
5G Adoption: 5G devices were up 35% to 11.2 million, while 5G data traffic rose 88%. 5G devices now make up 19% of the total base.
Maya Digital Bank Profitability: Maya achieved full year profitability with PHP 1.7 billion in net income for 2025, marking its first profitable year.
ICT Revenue Growth: ICT revenues grew 25% for the full year, led by managed IT services (211% growth) and data center colocation (15% growth).
VITRO Expansion: Launched the country's first operational hyperscale facility, VITRO Santa Rosa, designed for enterprise, hyperscalers, and public sector workloads.
Maya Partnerships: Expanded partnerships with private and public sectors, including Cebuana Lhuillier, Pepsi-Cola Philippines, and the Department of Education.
Cost Management: Operating expenses came in lower for the third consecutive year, with total cash CapEx subsidies provisions at PHP 84.9 billion, down 1% year-on-year.
EBITDA Margin: EBITDA margin held steady at 52% for the year, reflecting disciplined cost management and steady revenue growth.
AI and Data Center Leadership: Introduced Pilipinas AI, the country's first sovereign AI solution stack, and strengthened PLDT's position in data center and AI services.
Sustainability Initiatives: Included in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook for the second straight year and earned a B rating from CDP for climate and water.
Higher financing costs and depreciation: Telco core income decreased by 3% due to higher financing costs and depreciation, which could impact profitability as the company continues to invest in network upgrades.
Natural disasters: Multiple major calamities, including two earthquakes and four super typhoons in Q4, disrupted installation activities and diverted resources to repair and restoration, affecting Home revenues.
Competitive market pressures: Wireless consumer revenues remained steady but faced challenges in a highly competitive market, which could pressure margins and growth.
Decline in legacy services: Legacy services revenue declined, requiring the company to offset this with growth in fiber, wireless data, and ICT services.
Debt levels and interest rate exposure: Net debt stood at PHP 284.7 billion with a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 2.56x. Additionally, 67% of debt is floating rate, exposing the company to interest rate fluctuations.
Operational costs and provisions: While operating expenses decreased, contract-specific services and repairs and maintenance costs increased, reflecting ongoing network rollout and ICT project ramp-ups.
Regulatory and security challenges: The company is aligning with regulatory pushes for stronger digital authentication and enhancing its security stack, which could require additional investments.
CapEx Guidance for 2026: CapEx is projected to be in the mid PHP 50 billion range, focusing on growth and quality. The company aims to steadily reduce CapEx and CapEx intensity while maintaining positive free cash flow.
Debt Management and Financial Outlook for 2026: PLDT plans to maintain positive free cash flow and work towards a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio of around 2.0x, supported by asset monetization plans. The company anticipates lower interest rates in 2026 and aims to sustain its investment-grade ratings.
Dividend Policy: For 2025, total dividends amounted to PHP 94 per share, with a final dividend of PHP 46 per share declared. PLDT aims to remain an attractive dividend play with a focus on deleveraging and generating positive free cash flows.
Maya's Growth and Profitability: Maya achieved full-year profitability in 2025, with net income of PHP 1.7 billion. The platform plans to continue expanding its digital financial services, credit products, and partnerships across private and public sectors in 2026.
Enterprise Growth and ICT Expansion: Enterprise revenues are expected to grow further, driven by ICT services, managed IT services, and data center colocation. The company plans to scale its VITRO and Pilipinas AI initiatives to strengthen its position in data center and AI markets.
Total Dividends for 2025: PHP 94 per share, reflecting a 16% regular dividend payout aligned with policy.
Final Dividend for 2025: PHP 46 per share declared.
Dividend Yield: 12-month trailing dividend yield stood at 8%, positioning PLDT as one of the most attractive dividend plays in the market.
The earnings call reveals mixed signals: strong revenue growth in certain segments, Maya's profitability, and strategic expansion plans are positive. However, the lack of guidance on key metrics, concerns over broadband, and increased interest expenses pose challenges. The Q&A highlights uncertainties, particularly around Maya's IPO and provisioning levels, which tempers optimism. The absence of revenue and EBITDA guidance adds to the uncertainty, leading to a neutral sentiment overall.
The earnings call highlights robust growth in key areas such as 5G adoption, enterprise and ICT revenues, and Maya's financial performance. Despite some concerns about Maya's net income drop and mobile business performance, the overall outlook remains positive with strong financial metrics, improved cash flow, and strategic investments in AI and digital infrastructure. The Q&A session revealed optimism about government projects and potential partnerships, though some regulatory uncertainties persist. Overall, the company's strategic initiatives and financial health suggest a positive stock price movement over the next two weeks.
The earnings call shows mixed signals. Basic financial performance is stable, with fiber and fixed wireless revenues growing, but overall revenue is down. Product development and market strategies are promising, with 5G and AI services expanding. However, there are concerns about wireless revenue softness and unclear management guidance. The Q&A highlights potential legal challenges and refinancing concerns, but also growth in Maya and 5G. Without clear guidance and given mixed financial results, the stock is likely to remain neutral in the short term.
The earnings call presents a mixed picture. Financial performance shows stable core income and revenue growth in fiber and ICT, but a decline in telco core income and mobile revenue. The Q&A reveals ongoing challenges, such as POGO revenue pressures and a lack of guidance for 2025 net income. However, there are positive aspects like the signing of a large hyperscale customer for VITRO and sustainable subscriber growth. The lack of guidance and ongoing depreciation costs offset some positives, resulting in a neutral sentiment.
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