DIGI, the telecommunications operator of the DIGI Communications Group in Spain, generated more than €217 million in the first quarter of 2025, representing a 22% increase compared to the previous year.

It also recorded gross profit (EBITDA) of more than €41 million, up 3% compared to 2024.

In addition, the operator invested €88 million in the first three months of the year to carry out its plan to roll out next-generation ultrafast fibre optic networks, reaching coverage of 12.5 million households, as well as launching its plan to become a mobile operator with its own network, including the acquisition of 60 MHz of radio spectrum on the secondary market, with deployment expected in the second half of the year.

Commercial performance

DIGI recorded its best quarter so far, with more than 279,000 net porting transactions between January and March, 7% higher than in 2024, and more than 164,000 net additions of fibre customers.

As a result, DIGI added more than 630,000 customers during the first three months of the year. These figures bring the company’s total customer base to more than 9,000,000 across all business units by the end of the first quarter of 2025, a 29% increase compared to the previous year, of which more than 6.23 million are mobile customers and more than 2.11 million are fibre customers.

DIGI’s financial results in Spain have just been published in the quarterly report issued by DIGI Communications NV, considered one of the fastest-growing operators in Europe, with operations in Romania, Spain, Italy, Portugal and Belgium, offering fixed and mobile telephony, internet, cable and satellite TV services, as well as electricity services.

Commitment to employment

In addition to maintaining its commitment to investment in network rollout, DIGI also remains committed to job creation. The operator, which manages the entire value chain, carries out all core business activities in-house, offering stable employment and supporting career development for all its employees.

A clear example of this is the opening in March of its customer service centre in the city of Seville, adding to its existing centre in Madrid, which will create more than 130 jobs in the coming months and has been designed to improve operational efficiency and deliver the best possible customer experience for DIGI users.

By the end of the first quarter of the year, DIGI had consolidated its position as the second-largest operator in Spain by number of direct employees, with more than 9,000 professionals on its payroll, including infrastructure staff responsible for deploying its own fibre network and its in-house call centres.