Nicosia, Cyprus. Cablenet Communication Systems PLC reported revenue of €69.7 million for the year ended December 31, 2025, and outlined a broader transformation of its operations and services in Cyprus.
Financial results and strategic positioning
The company described 2025 as a pivotal year marked by financial performance and investment aimed at reshaping its role in the market. It said the year represented a reset of its offerings, including a transformed product portfolio, accelerated network expansion and a long-term commitment to improving customer experiences across Cyprus.
Chairman Nikhil Patil said Cablenet remains a strategic asset for the GO Group and an important contributor to Cyprus’ digital future. He added that progress achieved in 2025 reinforced confidence in the company’s growth trajectory and that it would continue investing in infrastructure, capabilities and people.
Product changes and service offerings
Cablenet said the transformation centred on a redefined product ecosystem focused on simplicity, transparency and customer service, reflecting a shift towards more flexible and accessible offerings.
It launched Giga-speed home internet with same-day activation and a 30-day try and buy guarantee. The company said this approach extended across its services, including flexible TV entertainment passes and 5G Unlimited mobile plans starting from €10 per month.
Mobile subscriber growth and 5G rollout
Cablenet said mobile growth was a key driver during the year, with its subscriber base rising to approximately 171,000, a 9 per cent increase. It attributed the growth to the rollout of 5G services and the 5G Unlimited portfolio, offering unlimited data, entertainment features and international connectivity.
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