Adjusted for Indus Towers’ financials, Airtel’s profits rose 121.3% on-year to ₹5,514 crore, with the full impact of the June 2024 tariff hikes coming through and customers moving to higher-priced plans.

The company cited strong underlying momentum in India and sustained constant currency growth in Africa as other reasons for the latest growth. Consolidated revenue from operations stood at Rs 45,129 crore in Q3, up 19.07 per cent from Rs 37,899 crore in Q3 of 2023-24 (FY24). Other income for the quarter stood at Rs 469.7 crore.

Telecom giant Bharti Airtel is set to announce its December quarter (Q3) results on. Analysts predict that the company will report exceptional financials, with strong growth in average revenue per user (ARPU),

Following the announcement of its Q3 results on February 6, Bharti Airtel’s share price saw an upward momentum in today’s trading session, surging over 4% in the early hours.

Bharti Airtel share price gained close to 4% in the morning traded on Friday, post Q3 results that were declared after the market hours on Thursday. Do you own it?

A Moneycontrol poll of seven brokerage firms had estimated Bharti Airtel's consolidated net profit to double year-on-year to Rs 5,039 crore, with revenue expected to rise nearly 16 percent to Rs 43,874 crore. A poll of six brokerages had projected the company's EBITDA margin at 54 percent.

On a quarterly basis, net profit rose 41.0%. Bharti Airtel, which is 29% owned by Singtel, reported a 121.3% year-on-year (YoY) growth in net profit to $86m (₹5.5b) in Q3 2025 ended 31 December 2024.

Bharti Airtel has posted a whopping 505% jump in its net profit for the quarter ending December 31, 2024. The telecom giant's net profit stood at ₹14,781 crore, up from ₹2,442 crore in the previous year. The massive growth, which topped market expectations, was attributed to a number of factors such as tariff hikes and a better subscriber mix.

Bharti Airtel's Q3 earnings beat Street estimates, boosted by one-time exceptional gains from consolidating a majority stake in Indus Towers.

(Reuters) -Indian telecom operator Bharti Airtel reported a higher quarterly profit on Thursday, helped by a one-time gain and as tariff hikes continued to boost its per-user revenue. The company's consolidated net profit rose to 147.