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IHS Towers Revenue Rises 8.2% in H1 but Energy Costs Squeeze Margins

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IHS Towers has reported 8.2 percent revenue growth for the first half of 2026, though rising power costs are constraining profit margins across the company's African tower portfolio. The results provide a more granular breakdown of the financial dynamics first disclosed in H1 reporting on August 12.

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Nigeria: IHS Towers Revenue Rises 8.2 Percent As Power Costs Hit Profit · allafrica.com · T3

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Aug 14, 2026This story
IHS Revenue Up, Power Costs Bite
IHS Towers H1 results confirm 8.2% revenue growth with power costs continuing to limit profit conversion, adding detail to the H1 figures first reported August 12.
Aug 12, 2026
IHS Revenue Up, Profits Squeezed
IHS Towers reports 8% revenue growth in new financial results, with diesel costs and merger expenses constraining profit conversion.
Aug 8, 2026
IHS Exits LatAm, MTN Closer
IHS completes its Latin America exit, removing a structural obstacle to MTN's full takeover of Africa's largest independent tower group.
Aug 6, 2026✦ Take
MTN Absorbs IHS Towers
IHS shareholders have approved MTN's plan to take full ownership of the tower company, with the deal now awaiting regulatory approvals across multiple African markets. The transaction would give MTN direct control of Africa's largest independent tower infrastructure group, reshaping ownership structures across the continent.