Meo's revenues rise 0.3% to 1,297 ME in the first half
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Meo's revenues rise 0.3% to 1,297 ME in the first half

SAPO27 August 2026 at 16:30

Meo recorded 0.3% revenue growth in the first half, totaling 1,297 million euros, according to data released by the telecommunications group. This performance represents a slight recovery compared to the same period last year.

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