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Airtel Africa/£AAF

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About Airtel Africa

Airtel Africa plc, listed under the ticker AAF, is a telecommunications and mobile money services provider based in the United Kingdom. The company, which was founded in 2010, primarily operates across Nigeria, East Africa, and Francophone Africa. It is renowned for its wide range of services including mobile voice, data services, and mobile money operations through its consumer brand Airtel Money.
Ticker
£AAF
Sector
Communication
Primary listing
LSE
Employees
4,512

Airtel Africa Metrics

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£10B
18.16
£0.15
0.52
£0.05
1.91%

What the Analysts think about Airtel Africa

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Airtel Africa stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Airtel Africa stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

Data is becoming a stronger growth engine: data revenue rose 28% in constant currency, as data customers grew 15% and data ARPU rose 10.7%. Rising smartphone use and monthly data consumption give Airtel room to keep increasing usage and monetisation. (London Stock Exchange)
Airtel Money is expanding quickly, with customers up 22.4% to 60.9 million and constant-currency revenue up 25.8%. Only 31.4% of Airtel’s telecom customers use the service, leaving substantial scope to grow adoption. (London Stock Exchange)
The group is pairing fast growth with improving financial resilience: underlying EBITDA margin rose to 50.3%, leverage fell to 1.6 times, and the interim dividend increased 9.2%. That combination supports investment in expansion while returning cash to shareholders. (London Stock Exchange)
Higher fuel costs are already squeezing Nigeria, Airtel’s largest market: fuel prices doubled and its mobile-services margin fell from 58.8% to 57.5% between the first and second quarters. Further cost rises could eat into profit growth even as revenue expands. (London Stock Exchange)
Capital spending more than doubled to $657 million in the half, while full-year guidance is about $1.1 billion. The investment may support future growth, but it raises the risk that near-term cash available after network spending will be weaker. (London Stock Exchange)
Currency movements make reported performance and cash conversion less predictable: H1 revenue grew 28.2% in reported dollars but 20.8% in constant currency. Airtel also warns that adverse exchange-rate moves can hit earnings and liquidity, and that limited foreign-currency availability in some markets can delay supplier payments. (London Stock Exchange)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 5 Nov 2026.

Airtel Africa Financial Performance

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QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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Net income
Profit margin

Airtel Africa Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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