Bezeq Earnings: Decline in Subscribers Alongside Profit at Yes

Bezeq reports mixed quarterly results, including a decline in internet and cellular subscribers alongside a rise in profits for its subsidiary.

Bezeq has released its latest financial results, showing mixed trends in its operations. According to reports by Globes and TheMarker, the company's stock rose, driven by a 30 million shekel profit at its subsidiary, yes, and investor anticipation regarding the potential cancellation of the company's structural separation. Conversely, as reported by Maariv Business, the company recorded a loss of 48,000 direct internet customers, as well as a decline in cellular subscribers at its subsidiary, Pelephone, during the last quarter. Despite a decrease in reported profit, the company noted an increase in comparative profit. Further details regarding the impact of the reports on the group's business strategy have not yet been released.