Bharti Airtel clocks ₹52,145 cr revenue in Q2, as tariff hike momentum continues

Bharti Airtel Ltd reported revenues of ₹52,145 crore in the September quarter, driven by “continued premiumization in Mobile segment, sustained momentum in Homes segment and improved Airtel Business performance,” the firm said on Monday (November 3, 2025). 

While revenues have jumped up by over a fifth compared to Q2 last year and 2.9% sequentially, profits jumped year over year by 73.6%, to ₹6,792 crore.

The “continued premiumization” is a reference to the tariff hikes that were implemented in July, a move that has driven compounding revenue growth for the last two quarters due to higher-tenure subscribers renewing their subscriptions at the new rates over a period of months.

Mobile subscribers in India contributed to a “13.2% YoY revenue increase” in that segment, Airtel said. At the same time, the firm has been able to increase its income from the competitive home broadband segment, with a 30.2% boost in revenues compared to the previous quarter. 

This year, Airtel announced the launch of Airtel Cloud for enterprises hoping to keep more of their data in India with “telco-grade reliability,” hoping to boost revenues from large regulated businesses.