GLOBE TELECOM, INC. said it goals to capture growing demand for data services through its prepaid offerings.
“As data usage continues to grow, Globe stays committed to remodeling connectivity into opportunities, ensuring that every gigabyte contributes not only to business growth but to improving every day lives and empowering communities,” Globe said in a media release on Wednesday.
The Ayala-led telecommunications company reported that its data revenues reached P101.2 billion in 2025, accounting for nearly all of its total mobile service revenues for the yr. Overall mobile data consumption rose to six,614 petabytes.
“Our 2025 results show that Globe isn’t only growing traffic; we’re turning every gigabyte into real, on a regular basis impact for our customers and communities,” Globe President and Chief Executive Officer Carl Raymond R. Cruz said.
As of end-2025, Globe recorded a complete of 65.8 million mobile subscribers, marking a rise of 8% from the previous 60.9 million.
The corporate attributed this increase to network investments, capability expansion in addition to hyper-personalization of service offerings and rollout of 5G, the corporate said in its financial plan for 2025.
Globe said its prepaid offerings support reliable and accessible web services. “These prepaid options transcend affordability by enabling meaningful digital engagement for Filipinos,” the corporate added.
“Through reasonably priced prepaid plans, GFiber Prepaid, and programs like GoGIVE, we’re enabling Filipinos to work, learn, connect, and provides back. Every innovation we deliver is designed to make life higher, more convenient, and more meaningful,” Globe said.
Previously, the corporate noted that prepaid services can be a serious driver of revenue.
For 2026, Globe expects low- to mid-single-digit revenue growth, despite a decline in 2025.
Last yr, Globe’s net income fell 4.12% to P23.3 billion from P24.3 billion in 2024, weighed down by higher depreciation and interest expenses and lower revenues. Total revenue declined by 1.3% to P178.24 billion from P180.59 billion, reflecting barely lower service revenues.
On the local bourse on Wednesday, shares in the corporate rose P10, or 0.6%, to shut at P1,690 apiece. — Ashley Erika O. Jose