Airtel Uganda
Airtel Uganda Limited: Public Announcement
On 21 November 2025, the Board of Directors of Airtel Uganda Limited approved and declared an interim dividend of Shs130bn, representing Shs3.25 per share for the quarter ended 30 September 2025
Airtel Uganda Limited: Public Announcement
Notice is hereby given that on 22 May 2025, the Board of Directors of Airtel Uganda Limited approved and declared an interim dividend of Shs74bn, representing Shs1.85 per share for the quarter ended 31 March 2025
Airtel’s profits fall on higher costs and currency sting
Airtel Uganda reported a decline in profitability in the first half as costs, including access charges and content, outpaced revenues and unrealised foreign exchange gains fell sharply
Airtel Uganda Limited: Public Announcement
The Board of Directors of Airtel Uganda Ltd at its meeting held on 21 August 2024 authorised the company to declare and pay an interim dividend of UGX 86 billion to shareholders for the quarter ended 30 June 2024
Airtel stock subdued in debut week
Few takers for Airtel's shares despite no shortage of offers, as IPO investors looked to cash in their bonus stock
Airtel IPO slim by Shs588.6bn
NSSF sole institutional investor in the offering, buying 52.75% of the available shares – and 96.9% of total shares sold
NSSF buys 10.55% stake in Airtel as part of IPO
Government-run pension fund NSSF will take 10.55 per cent stake in Airtel Uganda as part of the telecom's Shs800bn flotation
Airtel doubles incentive shares for IPO investors
Airtel Uganda has increased the number of bonus shares on offer to investors in its initial public offering on the Uganda Securities Exchange, days before the listing closes
Airtel extends IPO closing date
Airtel Uganda has postponed the closing date for its initial public offering to 27 October from the original date of 13 OctoberMore Airtel Uganda
Airtel plans to raise Shs800bn in IPO
Airtel Uganda Limited expects to raise as much as Shs800 billion ($215.2m) in an initial public offering, which would value the telecom at Shs4 trillion (nearly $1.1bn)
Airtel Uganda to list shares on local bourse
Uganda's second largest mobile operator will list 8bn shares, representing 20 per cent of the company's stock, by 16 December 2023
Airtel, MTN bring back fees for mobile money transactions
Uganda's two largest telecom firms, MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda, said they will reintroduce charges on mobile money transactions starting Tuesday, ending the zero-fee charging structure announced in March
Data and mobile money drive Airtel Uganda’s strong growth in 2017
Airtel Uganda Limited, Uganda's second largest telecom, reported solid income growth during the 2017 calendar year as revenue improved while expenses dropped
Uganda has competition to thank for some of Africa’s lowest mobile prices
Data from Research ICT Africa shows that 1GB of mobile data in the Q2 of this year was cheaper in only Tanzania, Egypt, and Mozambique. On average, the plan cost $3.62 in Uganda, versus $0.89 in Tanzania, $2.82 in Egypt, and $2.87 in Mozambique.
Airtel’s share of mobile money agents grows, but still behind MTN
The mobile money sector is dominated by two telecoms, MTN Uganda and Airtel, who together account for 99% of mobile money agent market presence, according to a new report. The market leader is MTN with 57%, followed by Airtel with 42%.
