Proximus Group in the news

Proximus' stock experienced a minor after-hours dip, while the company introduced Wi-Fi 7 in Belgium and its subsidiary Scarlet upgraded mobile plans.

Proximus's brand Scarlet enhanced mobile plans with increased data and minutes for existing prices, and Proximus Group exceeded Q2 2026 financial forecasts, though the stock remains below its yearly high.

Scarlet will increase mobile plan data and calling minutes for some customers from October 1, 2026, without raising prices.

Proximus stock declined by 1.66% after-hours, while its subsidiary Scarlet increased mobile data and minute allowances for customers.

Proximus Group is using AI tools from Legalfly for regulatory compliance, legal research, and document analysis.

Proximus Group is adopting Legalfly's AI platform for various legal tasks, including regulatory compliance, research, and document review.

Proximus Group reported a 24.2% increase in Q2 2026 net income to EUR 154 million, with operating income also rising.

Proximus stock is trading at EUR 7.24, below its yearly high but above its yearly low, with analyst targets suggesting potential upside despite challenges in its international operations.

Proximus stock trades steady as investors await upcoming results, with the company reporting stable financial performance and reaffirming its 2026 guidance amidst ongoing infrastructure investments.

Proximus stock holds above six euros as investors weigh its confirmed 2026 guidance, which projects modest revenue growth and improved EBITDA, with analysts seeing significant upside potential despite high infrastructure investment costs.

Proximus stock trades near six euros, with investors weighing a high 2025 dividend yield against projected declining profits in 2026 and 2027.

Proximus Group's stock experienced a slight daily dip on September 15, 2026, but recovered to show a modest weekly gain by mid-September, with investors weighing market data against historical guidance.

Proximus stock remains stable as investors analyze recent earnings and cash flow, with the company showing revenue growth, strong operating profit, and strategic investments in network infrastructure.

Proximus stock holds steady, driven by existing valuation frameworks and regulatory stability rather than fresh company news.

Proximus stock made a modest gain on September 9, 2026, supported by stable half-year results and constructive analyst sentiment, as investors await ECB macroeconomic projections.

Proximus Group's Q2 2026 revenue of EUR 1,601 million exceeded forecasts by 8.12% and showed sequential growth from Q1 2026.

Proximus Group's Q2 2026 earnings surpassed expectations in revenue and profit, driven by strong performance in its Belgian connectivity services and ongoing fiber infrastructure investments.

Proximus's stock performance is closely tied to its dividend stability and its strategic investments in network modernization, balancing shareholder returns with capital expenditure for future growth in a competitive telecom market.

Proximus NXT helped a Belgian hospital group develop an Incident Response Plan that enabled a rapid and efficient response to a data exfiltration incident by an internal system administrator.

Proximus Group's stock remains stable as investors assess strong H1 2026 results, growth in convergent services, and significant network infrastructure investments.