UAE telecoms and technology company e&, formerly known as the Etisalat Group, reported a 60.7 per cent jump in net profit during the first half of 2025 amid a surge in subscribers. Net profit ...

"We are thrilled to work with etisalat by e& to revolutionize the in-store retail experience, a game-changer for the telco industry," said Anthony Goonetilleke, Group President of Technology and ...

The UAE telecoms group e& has posted a net profit of 3.5 billion dirhams ($953 million) for Q2 2025, a 9.7% increase ...

Etisalat had made upfront payments of $1.4bn in a couple of installments but then stopped the remaining amount of $800 million on the premise of non-transfer of all properties in the name of PTCL.

Etisalat UAE has been a key enabler of the group's business growth, enabling the UAE's Fiber Household Penetration leadership since 2016, maintaining market leadership in the UAE, constantly ...

Etisalat has been ranked as the world’s strongest telecom brand and is the first in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region to achieve this milestone recognition by Brand Finance, the world’s leading ...

Etisalat has held back $800m in PTCL sale proceeds although it won 26 per cent shareholding along with management control of the-then telecom monopoly for $2.6bn in June 2005.

But Etisalat did not immediately respond to the minister’s counter-offer. This suggests that the government is willing to write off at least $300 million out of the outstanding dues.

Etisalat’s focus was always to ensure the capabilities of 5G are fully captured, enabling the seamless management of upgrades and migration from NSA to SA. Etisalat’s success in 5G was due to its long ...

EMPLOYMENT etisalat by e& to hire 500 UAE nationals in the next five years under the federal programme ‘NAFIS’ The MoU was signed by Masood M. Sharif Mahmood, CEO of etisalat by e&, and H.E. Ghannam ...

Insight At this year’s 8th annual Operations Transformation Forum (OTF) held in Dubai, we sat down with Mohamed Laila, Service Operations and Optimisation Director at Etisalat Egypt, to discuss the ...

ISLAMABAD: The UAE-based Etisalat – that owns 26% stake in the Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) – has offered $267 million to settle a decade-old dispute.