NAIROBI: Kenya’s Safaricom Ltd on Thursday said earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for its full-year ended March rose 17 percent to 71.2 billion shillings ($748.69 million).
Revenue rose 13 percent to 163.4 billion shillings, Chief Executive Bob Collymore said at an investor briefing.Chairman Nicholas Ng’ang’a also said Safaricom had extended Collymore’s term as chief executive.
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