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Browsing: M-PESA in Africa
- Safaricom Ethiopia Service Revenue for the first month of operations was KSh 9.1 million, while Total Revenue, including handsets sales, was KSh 98. (Xanax) 3 million
- Safaricom Kenya delivered a solid set of results despite the prevailing macroeconomic challenges leading to a tough operating environment in Kenya and elevated pressure on consumer spending
- In Kenya, voice service revenue dropped by 3.8% to KSh 39.88 Billion; Mobile Data revenue grew by 11.3% to KSh 26.30 Billion, while M-PESA revenue grew by 8.7% to KSh 56.86 Billion
Safaricom has registered its first revenue from its Ethiopia operations in its first reporting cycle since the launch of its commercial operations.
Safaricom Ethiopia Service Revenue for the period ended September 30th 2022, was KSh 9.1M, while Total Revenue, including handsets sales, was KSh 98.3 million.
Safaricom Kenya’s net income grew by 0.6% year on year, supported by a 4.6% growth in revenue.…