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PLDT connects consumers and businesses primarily in the Philippines through its mobile and fixed-line networks. Smart and TNT serve mobile users, most of whom buy prepaid service. Mobile data supplies most mobile revenue, rather than calls or text messages. PLDT Home earns from households paying for fiber broadband plans, with optional entertainment bundles and other add-ons.
Fixed-line services bring in more revenue than wireless services. Alongside home broadband, PLDT Enterprise sells businesses and government institutions internet access, private data connections and services that host and manage their computing systems, including data centers, cloud and cybersecurity. Data services account for most fixed-line service revenue.
The business depends on customers’ demand for data and PLDT’s continued spending on network capacity, coverage and upgrades. Mobile service also requires sufficient radio spectrum. PLDT must maintain the relevant operating approvals and spectrum assignments; data-transmission services now operate under registration-based regulation rather than franchise and operating-certificate requirements.
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PLDT’s results depend chiefly on Philippine mobile-data and fiber-broadband demand and competition with Globe and Converge ICT Solutions, neither of which appears in this list.
Telkom Indonesia shares PLDT’s exposure to Southeast Asia’s shift toward data spending: both sell mobile and broadband connections to consumers and connectivity and IT services to businesses. Watch digital-business revenue at its mobile subsidiary Telkomsel for a regional comparison with PLDT’s growing mobile-internet revenue.
IDT Corporation competes with PLDT for cross-border call traffic: its IDT Global unit and PLDT Global both charge carriers to carry international calls, a wholesale voice service. Watch IDT Global’s call traffic as a competitive signal for PLDT Global’s wholesale international voice revenue, whose traffic-led growth lifted PLDT’s fixed-line voice revenue in 2025.
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia earningsTLK
Telkom Indonesia’s report will show how Telkomsel’s digital-business revenue is changing, a regional check on the mobile-data demand PLDT also relies on.
Watch Telkomsel’s digital-business revenue. Growth would show that consumer demand for mobile data and related services is supporting this comparable regional operator; weakness would show that demand is not lifting its digital business, leaving PLDT’s mobile-internet growth to be judged on its own results.
PLDT Inc. earningsThis company
PLDT’s report will show whether mobile and fixed-line data revenue can keep growing without eroding profit.
Read service revenue alongside profit. If service revenue grows and profit holds or improves, mobile and fixed-line data are bringing in enough to offset weaker wireless performance or higher costs. If revenue grows but profit falls, costs or other expenses are absorbing the gains.
IDT Corporation earningsIDT
IDT Corporation’s report will show how its international wholesale call traffic is changing, a signal of conditions in the market where PLDT Global carries calls.
Read IDT Global’s international call traffic alongside PLDT’s fixed-line voice revenue. Rising IDT traffic shows activity in the shared cross-border wholesale-call market, but does not establish that PLDT is losing business. Falling traffic points to a potentially shrinking pool of calls for PLDT Global as well.
