The company’s revenues stood at EUR623 million in the first half, compared with EUR575 million in the same period in 2019, while operating profit stood at EUR74 million, higher compared with EUR53 million in the same period last year.
The group reported a net financial cost of EUR110 million in the first half, from EUR41 million in the same period last year.
In Romania, Digi’s revenues amounted to EUR381 million in the first half, compared with EUR368 million in the same period last year. Revenues in Hungary amounted to EUR102 million, and revenues in Spain stood at EUR128 million.
In Romania, Digi reported an increase in fixed services subscribers at historic levels (cable television and fixed internet segments): + 10.3% cable television subscribers up to 3.8 million and +13% fixed internet subscribers up to 3 million (residential & business).
Romania’s antitrust body in July cleared RCS&RDS/Digi to take over AKTA, the largest local independent cable TV company, and DCS and ATTP Telecommunications.