Group revenue growth and underlying strength
Group revenues increased 1.4% y/y to EUR 3.3 billion; excluding the MVNO impact revenues grew 3.1% y/y, indicating continued commercial momentum across core businesses.
Underlying EBITDA resilience excluding MVNO
Reported EBITDA after lease declined 2.7% to EUR 0.8 billion, but excluding MVNO the underlying business delivered 4.1% y/y EBITDA after lease growth, reflecting operating leverage and tight cost control.
Disciplined CapEx and improved cash profitability metric
Group CapEx was EUR 0.4 billion (12.5% of revenues). EBITDA after lease minus CapEx increased by over 5% to approximately EUR 0.4 billion.
Domestic business stabilization once MVNO excluded
Domestic total revenues were EUR 2.2 billion (-0.9% y/y) and service revenues were flat; excluding MVNO, domestic total revenues grew 1.5% and service revenues grew 3.0% y/y. Domestic EBITDA after lease was EUR 0.4 billion (-8.2% y/y) but excl. MVNO it grew 4.5%.
Strong TIM Consumer KPIs and successful repricing
Wireline ARPU +5.4% y/y and Mobile ARPU +1.0% y/y. More than 4 million wireline and mobile consumer lines repriced in Q1, with churn remaining under control and retail performance showing resilient growth (retail +0.4% y/y normalized).
TIM Enterprise momentum and sovereign cloud leadership
TIM Enterprise recorded its 15th consecutive quarter of growth; Cloud grew 15% y/y and accounted for 44% of Enterprise service revenues. National Strategic Hub revenues grew ~50% y/y. Company plans ~EUR 500 million investment in sovereign infrastructure 2026–2028.
TIM Brazil continued profitable growth
TIM Brazil delivered mid-single-digit top-line growth driven by mobile service revenues and upselling, with mid-single-digit EBITDA after lease growth above inflation and high single-digit growth in cash generation; Brazil remains operationally disciplined with highest ARPU in market.
Capital structure and corporate actions progressing
Share capital reduction completed (EUR 11bn to EUR 6bn) with savings-share conversion on track to complete by end of May; reverse stock split (10:1) planned for June; share buyback authorization up to EUR 0.4 billion (execution subject to Sparkle disposal).
Tower & network strategy to reduce structural costs
Preliminary RAN-sharing agreement with Fastweb covering ~15,500 existing sites; non-binding tower JV with Fastweb envisaging ~6,000 new sites; plan to utilize ~8,500 third-party towers and a pathway to potential INWIT exit over ~10 years to lower OpEx/CapEx.
AI and TIM Premium strategic initiatives
Launch of TIM Premium (high-performance connectivity) and large-scale AI deployment plans: target ~50% inbound calls handled by AI, 70% back-office automation, and 50% reduction in issue resolution time; go-live targeted H2 2027 to drive efficiency and service differentiation.
Leverage and balance sheet position
Net debt after lease at EUR 7.3 billion with leverage ratio ~1.99x, showing moderated leverage while progressing corporate actions and investments.