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Bharti Airtel’s consolidated advantage increases in Q3Fy25 by 505.2% Y-O-Y to Rs 14,781.2 Crore.

Increase in Bharti Airtel shares after strong Q3Fy25 results

Bharti Airtel stock price

Bharti Airtel shares were in demand Friday 7. February 2025. The stock was jumped at 5.46%, which was a hit of $ 1,708 per share. The company led to a sharp increase after the company informed the strong Q3Fy25 results, which defeated the market’s expectations in the major economic sectors.

Large scale increase in Q3Fy25

Bharti Airtel’s consolidated profits were affected by 505.2% year-over year-round (Y-O-Y), which rose to Rs 14,781.2 Crore in Q3Fy25 compared to RS 2,442.2 crore in the same quarter the last year. This enormous benefit was mainly due to the extraordinary benefit immediately from the consolidation of the Indus Towers.

Strong revenue performance

The company’s turnover also increased by 19.1% Y-O-Y, in Q3Fy25 in Q3Fy25 in Q3Fy25 increased to Rs 45,129,3 crore.

Main highlight: Mobile ARPU development

A large highlight per user (ARPU) was an increase in average income on mobile, which increased to Rs 245 in Q3Fy25 to Rs 245. This growth was operated on in mobile data use with 23.2% Y-O-Y growth, and reached an average of 24.5 GB per month per month.

Analysts’ positive attitude

Market experts supported by Bharti Airtel’s strong position in the Indian wireless market, supported:

High ARPU
Postpaid and strong growth in 5G customers
Extension of profit margin

ICICI Securities Approach

ICICI value papers mentioned that Bharti Airtel’s results were promoted by a specific performance in their Indian wireless activities. They believe that the company’s future development strategies will play an important role in the formulation of expectations.

JM Financial Rating

JM Financial maintained a “buy” assessment with a target price of 1,850 rs. He credited Bharti Airtel’s strong Q3 results:

EBITDA better than Indian wireless segment
The benefits of consolidation of indus towers

He also highlighted the company:

6.5 million new 4G/5G subscribers
Improvement in operational efficiency
Possible growth from future tariff rise

UBSS Neutral Approach

UBS rated ‘neutral’ with a target of 1 705 Rs. He said that when Bharti Airtel performed better than competitor Jio, the focus on dividend growth was an important area of interest. UBS also highlighted:

Strong performance in broadband segment
Challenges due to high capital expenditure (CAPEX)

HSBC’s optimistic approach

HSBC was positive and stated that the increase of Q3 was run by a mobile and home broadband segment. He believes that Bharti Airtel has been well deployed to improve the return on the invested capital (ROIC):