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Default BT loses more than 200,000 broadband customers

[BT lost more than 200,000 broadband customers
in the last three months of 2025 and profits fell sharply,
mainly linked to its shared ownership of the
pay TV broadcaster TNT Sports.

The telecoms company said that in the
third quarter of its financial year, 210,000 customers left
Openreach, its wholesale broadband network,
and that it expected to lose a total
of 850,000 broadband customers in
its full financial year.
That was down from previous guidance
of 900,000.

BT said revenues fell by 4% to £5bn in the quarter,
while pre-tax profits slumped 57% year on year to £183m.
The company said £214m of the £244m year-on-year drop
in profits related to its share
of losses at TNT Sports, which it co-owns
with Warner Bros Discovery (WBD).]

https://www.theguardian.com/business...-profits-slump


Yes,
It is up to the company to do better
pricing on the monthly charge.
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