Financial Highlights
Continued growth in Core Revenues(1), totaled NIS 7.96 billion, up 3.0%
Core revenues are ~92% of Group revenues
(1) Total Group revenues excluding Bezeq Fixed-Line telephony revenues, Pelephone interconnect fees, Bezeq International consumer revenues and Bezeq Online revenues
(2) % change in core revenues
Comp EBITDA(1) totaled
NIS 3.74 billion, up
1.5%
Comp EBITDA margin of 43%
Adjusted EBITDA totaled NIS 4.01 billion, up 7.8%
(1) After adjusting for other operating expenses/income, net, losses/gains from impairment/increase in value of assets and stock-based compensation
% - Comp EBITDA margin
(1) After adjusting for other operating expenses/income, net, losses/gains from impairment/increase in value of assets and stock-based compensation
% - Comp EBITDA margin

Comp net profit1 totaled NIS 1.09 billion,down 2.2%
Adjusted net profit totaled NIS 1.66 billion, up 31%
(1) After adjusting for other operating expenses/income, net, losses/gains from impairment/increase in value of assets and stock-based compensation
Capital expenditures totaled NIS 1.68 billion, or 19% of revenues, down 3.7%
Beginning of the decelerating phase of the CapEx cycle
Free cash flow totaled NIS 1.13 billion, down 10.9%, due to tax assessment paid in 2025
Strong and resilient FCF
Stable Net Debt, increased by NIS 35 Million, 0.7% to NIS 5.0 Billion
Net Debt to Adjusted EBITDA Ratio 1.4
Lowest Net Debt / Adj. EBITDA ratio since 2010

Recommendation for a total distribution of approximately NIS 700 million
The Company’s board of directors recommended a cash dividend to shareholders of 80% of 2H-2025 net profit of NIS 549 million, or 19.8 agorot per share
In addition, the board recommended a share buyback of NIS 150 million in 2026
FCF CAGR >10% combined with strong balance sheet support resulting in growing and sustainable capital returns to shareholders
Bezeq Group | Guidance
Comp EBITDA (1)
Comp net profit (1)
CAPEX
Results 2025 Comparable
NIS 3.74 billion
NIS 1.09 billion
NIS 1.67 billion
Maintain High Credit
Rating, within the
AA group
2026 Outlook (2)
NIS 3.7-3.8 billion
NIS 1.0-1.1 billion
NIS 1.6 billion
Maintain High Credit
Rating, within the
AA group
(1) After adjusting for other operating expenses/income, net, one-time losses/gains from impairment/increase in value of assets, stock-based compensation and the total effect of valuations
(2) The Company will report, as required, deviations of more/less than 10% of the midpoint of the Outlook range, where a range exists
Bezeq Group | Mid-Term Targets
|
Targets 2029 (NIS Billion) |
CAGR 2025(1)-2029(2) | |
|
Core revenues
|
8.7 - 8.9 | 2.5% |
|
Comp EBITDA
|
4.2 – 4.4 | 3.5% |
| CapEx | 1.5 - 1.6 | (2.0%) |
| Comp EBITDA – CapEx | 2.65 - 2.85 | 7.5% |
|
Comp Net Profit
|
>8% | |
|
FCF
|
>10% | |
|
Financial stability
|
Maintain High Credit Rating, within the AA group | |
|
Shareholder Remuneration
|
Strive to increase shareholder remuneration | |
|
Take Up ARPU3 |
43% ~NIS 150 |
|
| 5G Subs ARPU |
85% of total postpaid subs ~NIS 50 |
|
|
TV + fiber bundle subs ARPU4 |
~50% of total subs ~NIS 215 |
(1) 2025 comparable numbers exclude increase in valuation of yes
(2) CAGR is computed according to the mid range of the targets
(3) Retail broadband ARPU
(4) yes ARPU includes all yes revenues, excluding revenues from content sales to external broadcasting entities and revenues from the sale of end-user equipment
Operational Highlights
Bezeq has the highest number of fiber subscribers in Israel with over 1 million subscribers (retail + wholesale)
The highest number of fiber subscribers in Israel
Pelephone’s revenues from services
are the highest in a
decade
yes’ ARPU grew 7.5%
Continued growth in fiber subscribers
Bezeq Group | Key Operational Metrics
Strategic Update
Bezeq Group’s 4 core strategic pillars
Creating Value
through revenue growth & operational excellence
Key Strategic Highlights
A proven track record supports a strong set
of targets ahead
2 yes TV + fiber bundle subscribers / total yes subscribers
ARPU
Bezeq Group – Market Share
Broadband
infrastructure
Mobile
TV1
1Amongst Israeli TV operators