The Belgian telecom operator generated nearly five million euros in revenue in its first year. Costs incurred rose to 21.8 million euros.
Digi Belgium made its entry into the telecom market in December 2024, joining the ranks as the fourth mobile operator in Belgium alongside Telenet, Proximus, and Orange Belgium. Digi Belgium, part of the Romanian parent company Digi, initially managed to attract 53,000 customers thanks to competitive pricing, although it was unable to maintain this pace.
Digi Belgium recorded just under five million euros in revenue in 2025, according to figures from the Digi Communications 2025 report. Furthermore, the company incurred 21.8 million euros in costs, primarily related to infrastructure and network expansion.
Nearly five million
Digi Belgium recorded a revenue of 4.79 million euros in 2025, just under five million. This still makes the company a relatively small player compared to its competitors. The Belgian telecom market is currently still dominated by Proximus, Telenet, and Orange.
Investments
The fact that costs (21.8 million euros) are higher than revenue is not surprising for a telecom company that has only just started. The provider made several investments to be able to deliver its services. For instance, Digi Belgium currently has 600 cell towers.
Nevertheless, Digi Belgium had a difficult start. Although the number of customers was fairly high in the initial phase, this upward trend weakened over time. The company also faced various difficulties such as layoffs and complaints.
According to research by BIPT, Digi’s arrival did cause a stir in the Belgian market, partly due to the company’s aggressive pricing.