Its profit fell to EUR3.2 million, from EUR13 million in the first half of 2018.
In Romania, Digi reported revenues of EUR368 million in the first half, compared with EUR339 million in the same period last year. In Hungary, it had revenues of EUR110 million, compared with EUR80 million in the same period last year.
Revenue growth in Romania was driven by price hikes for services starting March 2019 and the growth in number of revenue generating units (RGU) for cable television and fixed data services.
Cable television RGUs grew 9.5% in the first half, to approximately 3.44 million, while residential fixed internet and data services RGUs grew 10.4%, to 2.47 million.
Mobile subscriptions grew 0.5% in the first half, to approximately 3.38 million.
Residential customers for landline telephony services dropped to arpund one million, down 8.4% on the year.
By service categories, television services generated revenues of EUR105.6 million in Romania (+12.7%), internet services brought EUR95.1 million (+7), mobile telephony brought EUR95.8 million (+8.7%) and landline telephony brought EUR10.6 million (-4.5%).