Eir revenue rises for 2023 but higher costs hit earnings

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Company continues to add mobile and fibre broadband customers.

Revenue at telecoms company Eir rose 4 per cent last year, the company said, nearing €1.3 billion as both broadband and postpay mobile customers grew.

Eir said the figures were lifted by a fourth third quarter, which saw revenue grow 4 per cent compared to the same period in 2022. But the year’s earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation fell 3 per cent to €591 million as costs rose 3 per cent to €399 million. The increase in costs was more marked in the final quarter, rising 8 per cent as non-pay costs including accommodation increased.

Its fibre broadband customer base rose 3 per cent to 869,000, with its postpay customer base rising 12 per cent year on year to more than 1.1 million. In total, Eir has more than 1.4 million mobile customers, an 8 per cent increase, with 77 per cent of those paying subscriptions each month and the remainder on prepay.“We saw growth across the eir fibre broadband base and in total mobile customers, with a further increase seen in the multiplay bundling of eir fixed households,” he said.

“Looking forward, eir remains dedicated to its role as the leading telecommunications investor in Ireland. We are steadfast in our ambitious endeavours to further develop and expand our infrastructure,” he said. “Our goal is clear: to position Ireland among the top-tier of globally connected countries.

Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)

 

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