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Millicom International Cellular S.A. reports developments in fixed and mobile telecommunications across Latin America through its TIGO and Tigo Business brands. Company news centers on mobile and fiber-cable services, high-speed data, voice, pay TV, mobile financial services, local entertainment and business-to-business cloud and security offerings.
Recurring updates include operating results, network and fiber-capacity investments, regional connectivity agreements, sports-content arrangements, Colombia consolidation through Coltel, senior-note financing and redemption actions, and shareholder meeting matters.
Millicom (TIGO) published its 2025 Annual Report on March 24, 2026, reporting record results and regional expansion across Latin America.
The company reported $5.8 billion revenue, $1.3 billion net profit, and $916 million Equity Free Cash Flow, plus acquisitions in Ecuador and Uruguay and market moves in Colombia and Chile.
Millicom (NASDAQ:TIGO) reported Q4 2025 revenue of $1.65 billion (15.7% reported, 4.7% organic) and Adjusted EBITDA of $778 million. FY 2025 results include revenue of $5.82 billion, operating profit of $1.64 billion (+22.2% YoY) and EFCF of $916 million, ahead of a $750 million target. Net profit to owners was $1.32 billion, including ≈$727 million from infrastructure transactions. Leverage stood at 2.31x. Recent strategic closings include the Lati tower sale (~$975 million) and acquisitions in Colombia, Chile and Coltel.
Millicom (NASDAQ:TIGO) expects to announce its fourth quarter 2025 results on February 26, 2026 and will host a video conference for the global financial community the same day.
The video conference starts at 08:00 New York / 13:00 London / 14:00 Luxembourg. Registration is required; registrants receive joining details by email. Live questions require emailing investors@millicom.com after the event begins. Listen-only dial-in numbers and Webinar ID 869 1177 5553 are provided. Slides and a replay will be available on the Millicom investors website. Media and investor contacts are listed for further information.
Millicom (TIGO) and NJJ agreed to acquire Telefonica’s Chile business via a 51%/49% jointly controlled vehicle, with Telefonica receiving an initial $50 million and earn-out up to $150 million.
Millicom will operate the business from day one; the asset is non‑recourse to Millicom and will not be consolidated. Telefonica must contribute CLP 79 billion (≈USD 92 million) at closing. Millicom holds call options in years five and six to acquire NJJ’s stake at a 10% discount to Millicom trading multiples.
Millicom (NYSE:TIGO) has concluded a tender offer to acquire Telefónica’s controlling 67.5% stake in Colombia Telecomunicaciones S.A. E.S.P. (Coltel) for USD 214.4 million. Closing is expected on February 6, 2026, and Millicom awaits Phase 2 of the privatization around April 2026 to pursue remaining shares.
The company says the acquisition will create a larger, financially solid operator to accelerate nationwide fiber and 5G rollout, expand digital services, and support competition and digital inclusion in Colombia.
Millicom (Tigo) announced on January 27, 2026 that it won 100% of Empresas Públicas de Medellín’s remaining shares in UNE (Tigo Colombia) via a public auction.
The bid price was COP 418,741 per share, totaling approximately COP 2.1 trillion (about USD 571 million). The transaction is expected to close on January 29, 2026, after which Millicom’s ownership in UNE will consolidate to nearly 100% and the company says the simplified ownership structure will help streamline operations and accelerate strategic integration in Colombia.
Millicom (TIGO) announced that its subsidiary Comunicaciones Celulares S.A. (Comcel) reached a deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice to resolve an investigation into historical improper payments to Guatemalan officials.
Key terms: $60 million fine, $58.2 million forfeiture, a two-year DPA (shorter than the standard three years), no corporate monitor, and required reporting to DOJ on Millicom's compliance program. Millicom cites a 2015 voluntary self-disclosure, full cooperation, remediation actions, and its November 2021 acquisition of Comcel when it gained operational control.
Millicom (TIGO) reported Q3 2025 results on November 6, 2025: revenue $1.42B, operating profit $390M, and a record Adjusted EBITDA $695M. Net profit attributable to owners was $195M, which includes approximately $138M from closure of infrastructure transactions. Equity free cash flow for the quarter was $243M. Leverage stood at 2.09x, aided by one-time cash proceeds of $537M from infrastructure transactions. Management reiterated 2025 targets of ~$750M EFCF and year-end leverage below 2.5x, excluding proceeds from inorganic asset sales.
Millicom (TIGO) completed the acquisition of Telefónica Ecuador for USD 380 million on October 30, 2025, expanding Millicom’s South American footprint.
The deal brings Millicom’s operations to 11 countries and adds a dollarized, stable market with ~18.1 million people and favorable demographics. Ecuador’s 2025–2026 outlook cites IMF projections of ~1.7% GDP growth (2025) and low inflation (~1.3%), with telecom market growth of +1.4% mobile and +3.6% fixed broadband.
Millicom (NASDAQ: TIGO) expects to announce its third quarter 2025 results on November 6, 2025 via press release and will host a live video conference for the global financial community the same day.
The conference is scheduled for 08:00 New York / 13:00 London. Registration is required; registrants receive a confirmation email with joining details. Live Q&A requires notifying Investor Relations by email after the event starts; a listen-only dial-in option and international numbers are provided. Slides and a replay will be available on the Millicom investors website.