Tecnotree Reports Continued Positive Free Cash Flow and Expansion in Europe in H1 2025
Tecnotree, a global leader in digital platforms for AI, 5G, and cloud-native technologies for the telecommunications industry, today announced its financial results for the first half of 2025. The company demonstrated strong operational discipline, improved profitability, and sustained growth despite currency headwinds, while expanding its footprint in mature markets, particularly Europe.
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Tecnotree Reports Continued Positive Free Cash Flow and Expansion in Europe in H1 2025
First Half (January – June 2025)
Key Achievements:
CEO Statement:
Padma Ravichander, CEO of Tecnotree, stated: 'Our H1 2025 results highlight the strength of our operational discipline and strategic focus. Achieving positive free cash flow for the fifth consecutive quarter, while expanding our footprint in mature markets, reinforces our confidence in Tecnotree's growth trajectory. We remain committed to delivering innovative, AI-driven solutions that enable our customers' digital transformations and unlock new revenue streams. I am proud of partners and our teams for driving this success and look forward to continued momentum for the remainder of the year.'
About Tecnotree
Tecnotree is a 5G-ready digital Business Support System (BSS) leader delivering AI/ML-enabled, cloud-native, and multi-cloud extensible solutions for telecommunications. With 59 TM Forum Open API certifications, Tecnotree provides agile order-to-cash and subscription management platforms, along with fintech and B2B2X multi-experience digital marketplaces via Tecnotree Moments. The company is listed on the Helsinki Nasdaq (TEM1V).
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Prianca Ravichander, CMO
Email:[email protected]
www.tecnotree.com
KEYWORD: FINLAND EUROPE
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: MOBILE/WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY FINTECH 5G TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES SOFTWARE NETWORKS DATA MANAGEMENT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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