Dito Telecommunity Corp. plans to significantly reduce capital expenditures in 2025, focusing on optimizing existing infrastructure after completing its population coverage goals.
Dito Telecommunity Corp. is significantly reducing its capital expenditures (capex) in 2025, aiming to spend as low as P15 billion. This reduction comes after the company completed its committed population coverage last year. In an interview, Dito CEO Eric Alberto stated that the company will allocate between P15 billion and P20 billion in capital outlays this year, a considerable drop from the P25 billion to P30 billion allocated in 2024.
Alberto emphasized that the reduced capex will focus on optimizing existing infrastructure rather than expansive rollouts. This strategy involves addressing network gaps, enhancing capacity in high-demand areas, and leveraging advanced technologies for upgrades. As Dito transitions from network expansion to operational efficiency, Alberto highlighted the company's need to monetize its infrastructure to achieve financial stability
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