Fixed-line operator “Ukrtelecom” increased its net revenue by 3.5% in 2025 compared to 2024—to 4.16 billion UAH, according to the company’s separate annual report.
According to the report, other operating income last year grew 1.6 times compared to 2024—to UAH 1.20 billion, while the company’s total revenue for the year amounted to UAH 5.40 billion, which is 5% more than the year before last.
It is noted that operating profit (EBITDA) in 2025 grew by nearly 29%—to 1.20 billion UAH—although the company reported a net loss of approximately 365 million UAH for the year, due to the revaluation of the fair value of long-term accounts receivable.
According to the report, Ukrtelecom laid 4,500 km of fiber-optic cable in 2025, including in frontline settlements. The total length of the fiber-optic network reached nearly 93,000 km, serving 3.4 million households.
The number of connections to the fiber-optic network is growing across all segments, and the share of fiber-optic internet users exceeded 80% of the company’s total subscriber base of internet users, the document states.
It is noted that revenue from the provision of fiber-optic internet services for 2025 increased by 12%, and the NPS of Ukrtelecom’s new B2C fiber-optic customers as of the end of 2025 stands at nearly 75%.
In addition, as part of the “Optical Infrastructure Zone” (OIZ) program, a total of 70,700 Homepasses were built in 2025.
Reportedly, starting January 1, 2026, the company introduced a new speed standard for households connected to the GPON network nationwide—up to 1 Gbps. Thus, subscribers gained the ability to use gigabit internet regardless of their current tariff plan and “by default.”
It is noted that in 2025, Ukrtelecom paid nearly UAH 1.6 billion in taxes and fees to budgets at all levels, which is 17% more than in 2024.
The company’s assets as of the end of the year amounted to 13.82 billion UAH, which is 0.80 billion UAH more than at the beginning of the year.
The company also reported that current and long-term liabilities and provisions for 2025 decreased by 408 million UAH, while the volume of capital investments fell by 11% to 462 million UAH.
Among other significant events of the past year, the fixed-line operator highlighted the fact that it became the first Ukrainian company to join Connect Europe, an association of leading European electronic communications operators.
As for the main plans, these include scaling and modernizing the telecommunications network, building new modern fiber-optic networks, and modernizing the existing telecom network.
Other plans include the development of related and additional business areas, which include a partnership with YASNO: lead generation for solar power plant (SPP) installation projects, sales of “Smart Watt” and E-Mobility equipment, sales and leasing of IPv4 addresses, as well as the development of business processes and IT systems.
