Vodafone's service revenue reached 84.8 billion TL

Vodafone Türkiye announced its results for the first half of the 2026-27 financial year. In the April-September period, the company's service revenues were 84.8 billion TL. Behind the figures, artificial intelligence assistant TOBi and the new data center have a share as well as mobile subscriber growth.

Earnings before interest, depreciation and tax (EBITDA) amounted to 29.5 billion TL in the same period. When we look at the figures excluding the effects of high inflation accounting (UMS 29), service revenues are at 81.4 billion TL and EBITDA is at 35.4 billion TL.

Vodafone Türkiye's mobile subscriber number reached 25.4 million. When machine-to-machine communication (M2M) lines are added, the total is 32.7 million. The number of postpaid subscribers increased to 21.9 million and constituted 86.3 percent of total subscribers. The number of fixed broadband subscribers reached 1.3 million.

On the digital channels side, the number of monthly active customers using Vodafone Yanimda and Online Self Service increased to 18.2 million. Monthly engagement on these channels exceeded 289 million. Customers' total mobile data usage in the first half was 3,442 petabytes. The number of users of the mobile finance solution Vodafone Pay reached 10.7 million.

TOBi, the artificial intelligence assistant that can perform approximately 1,000 different operations, interacted with an average of 6.2 million customers per month and initiated 16 million conversations in the first half. 92 percent of the applications received by TOBi regarding basic requests were resolved at the first contact. The number of self-service transactions such as tariff changes, additional package purchases and TL loading reached 1.2 million.

The first phase of the Izmir Data Center, which was established jointly by Vodafone and DAMAC Digital, worth 100 million dollars, was put into service. The facility, which is Vodafone's sixth data center in Türkiye, has an area of ​​7,500 square meters and more than 650 cabinets. Designed to suit artificial intelligence workloads, the center starts with a capacity of 4 MW, and the capacity is planned to be increased to 20 MW in a short time.

Vodafone Türkiye CEO Engin Aksoy reminded that the company has invested more than 600 billion TL in real value in Türkiye in 20 years. Aksoy said, "We will continue to make our users' lives easier with the power of digital technologies and invest in the needs of the future today."