Zain Bahrain reports increased profits despite EBITDA decline in Q2 and H1 of 2025

Shaikh Ahmed bin Ali Al Khalifa Chairman at Zain Bahrain Zain Group
Shaikh Ahmed bin Ali Al Khalifa Chairman at Zain Bahrain - Zain Group
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Zain Bahrain has announced its financial results for the second quarter and first half of 2025. The company reported a profit attributable to shareholders of BD 1.37 million for Q2, marking a 1% increase from the previous year. Revenue rose by 6.9% to BD 20.24 million, while EBITDA decreased by 6.3% to BD 5.71 million.

For the first half of the year, Zain Bahrain’s profit increased by 4.8% to BD 2.54 million, with revenue growing by 7.3% to BD 41.25 million compared to H1 2024. EBITDA for this period fell by 5.9% to BD 11.09 million.

The company’s balance sheet shows total equity at BD 87.19 million as of June end, slightly down from December’s figure of BD 88.12 million.

His Excellency Shaikh Ahmed bin Ali Al Khalifa, Chairman of Zain Bahrain, commented on these results: “As we mark the midpoint of 2025, I am proud to share with you Zain’s initiatives and results progress.” He highlighted advancements in digital services and AI integration within operations.

Zain Bahrain has also updated its building design for inclusivity and joined the national ‘Employee Loyalty Rewards’ program with a high Bahrainization rate and significant training initiatives.

In customer experience enhancements, Zain introduced upgraded Wiyana Family Packages and strategic partnerships like those with Oregon Systems and Orchid Developers for high-speed connectivity solutions.

For employee growth, Zain partnered with Lumofy for AI-powered talent management and celebrated graduates from its CODE 2030 program in collaboration with Tamkeen.

The detailed financial information is available on the Bahrain Bourse website.



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