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IHS Holding Limited (symbol: IHS) is the largest independent mobile telecommunications infrastructure provider across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Founded in 2001, IHS has established itself as a leader in the industry by offering a full spectrum of services in the tower value chain. This includes tower sharing, colocation on owned towers, and managed services, along with the deployment and ownership of sites. The company is also responsible for the comprehensive construction of telecommunication networks, encompassing site acquisition, design, equipment supply, electromechanical installation, integration, and testing.
With a robust presence in countries like Nigeria, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Zambia, and Rwanda, IHS currently oversees more than 23,300 towers in Africa. This comes as a result of strategic acquisitions, including the recent purchase of MTN and Etisalat's tower portfolios in Nigeria. IHS's extensive industry experience and technical know-how have enabled it to build long-term relationships with international telecom operators such as MTN, Etisalat, Orange, and Airtel, marking its 14-year track record in the market.
The company's core business lies in providing telecommunications infrastructure to mobile network operators (MNOs), which then offer wireless voice and data services to their end-users. IHS operates across various geographical segments, including Nigeria, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), and Latin America (Latam). A significant portion of IHS's revenue is derived from its operations in Nigeria, highlighting its strong foothold in the region.
Backed by a depth of technical and industry knowledge, IHS Holding Limited continues to innovate and expand its footprint, ensuring it remains a key player in the ever-evolving telecommunications landscape.
IHS Holding , one of the largest independent owners and operators of shared communications infrastructure, reported its Q1 2024 financial results. The company faced a 30.7% revenue decrease to $417.7 million, largely due to a significant 64.9% devaluation of the Nigerian Naira. Despite this, organic growth was 35.5%. Adjusted EBITDA fell by 44.8% to $185.2 million, and the net loss for the period was $1,557.3 million, primarily due to unrealized FX losses of $1,398.7 million. Cash from operations was $93.0 million, and Adjusted Levered Free Cash Flow was $43.1 million. Capital expenditure totaled $53.1 million.
Despite the challenges, IHS reiterated its 2024 guidance for revenue ($1,700-1,730 million), Adjusted EBITDA ($935-955 million), and ALFCF ($285-305 million). The company reported commercial progress, adding 270 tenants and 523 lease amendments, and building 216 towers. Notable agreements include a multi-year rollout with Airtel Nigeria and lease extensions with MTN in Zambia and South Africa. IHS is also strategizing to increase profitability, reduce capex, and potentially dispose of certain markets to raise $500 million to $1 billion over the next 12 months.
IHS Holding will release its 1Q24 Earnings Results on May 14, 2024, followed by a conference call and webcast to discuss the financial results.
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