(MENAFN- The Rio Times) América Móvil just delivered one of its cleanest rebounds in years: third-quarter net profit jumped to 22.7 billion Mexican pesos-more than triple last year-while revenue edged up 4.2% to 232.92 billion pesos and EBITDA reached 93.8 billion pesos.

The simple reason is twofold. First, the business kept growing, especially in higher-value mobile plans. Second, the company paid far less in financing costs thanks in part to currency gains. Put plainly: operations held steady, and the financial headwind eased.

Brazil tells the story on the ground. Claro, América Móvil's unit there, lifted net revenue 5.4% to R$13.0 billion ($2.45 billion), with mobile services up 8% and average revenue per user rising 7.3%.

The Brazilian mobile base ended the quarter at 89.3 million lines, including 57.8 million postpaid-evidence that customers are trading up for better data plans and 5G.

The story behind the story is about quality of earnings. América Móvil 's core engine is running: it added a little over three million postpaid subscribers and posted its fastest mobile service revenue growth in more than a year (about 7%).


América Móvil posts profit lift amid lower costs and FX relief
Fixed-line connections also rose by roughly 526,000, led by Mexico . But the leap in bottom-line profit was driven mainly by lower financing costs and foreign-exchange relief.

That's good news today-and a reminder that future quarters will still be influenced by interest-rate moves and currency swings across Latin America.

Why it matters, wherever you live: a financially stronger América Móvil is more likely to keep investing in faster networks and broader fiber coverage.

For consumers, that can mean better service; for businesses, more reliable connectivity; and for policymakers and investors, a clearer view of when profit jumps reflect operating muscle versus friendlier financial weather.

MENAFN15102025007421016031ID1110199282