• GILBERT P. BAYORAN
Globe posted a record P165.1 billion in consolidated gross service revenues for year 2025, continuing its growth trajectory and beating record levels achieved in 2024.
Despite persistent inflation and the compounded impact of severe natural calamities during the year, Globe said it hit superior topline performance, noting that demand for data and digital services remained robust.
Consolidated gross service revenues for the fourth quarter reached a record P43.4 billion, up 5 percent quarter-on-quarter, supported by increased traffic and mobile data usage, resilient broadband demand, and excellent operational execution.
This performance, according to Globe, highlights the company agility and resilience in sustaining growth momentum amid a highly competitive environment.
Globe’s burgeoning digital ecosystem served as a key revenue driver in 2025, with data-related services encompassing mobile data, home broadband, and enterprise connectivity, accounting for 88 percent of total consolidated service revenues, up from 86 percent in 2024.
This highlights the success of the Company’s core and digital services in powering everyday connectivity.
Globe’s mobile business delivered another record year in 2025, posting an all-time high of P116.9 billion in service revenues, slightly higher than P116.7 billion in 2024, despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop.
Mobile ended the year on a strong note, with fourth quarter service revenues rising 5 percent sequentially to P30.7 billion, driven by customer preference and sustained data usage in both prepaid and postpaid.
Despite macroeconomic headwinds, the company achieved a historic P165.1 billion in service revenues, a record performance fueled by the country’s accelerating shift to a data-first digital economy.
By end-2025, Globe said its total mobile subscriber base rose to 65.8 million, up a solid 8 percent from 60.9 million in 2024, attesting to the brand’s enduring market position and ability to attract new customers.*
