Ethio Telecom in talks with Netflix over Ethiopia expansion

Ethio Telecom is in ongoing discussions with Netflix over the business model and market challenges limiting the full rollout of the streaming service in Ethiopia.

Ethio Telecom Chief Executive Officer Frehiwot Tamiru said the two sides are still working through the conditions needed for wider service delivery. Netflix already has cache servers hosted locally on its network, but this has not yet translated into a full commercial service for Ethiopian users.

It took years of negotiation to bring Netflix’s servers into Ethiopia due to weak historical infrastructure and initial doubts about sufficient users. The local caching system is part of Netflix’s Open Connect network.

Ethio Telecom achieved 99.7 percent of its annual plan and generated total revenue of 215.8 billion birr in the 2025/26 fiscal year. Its customer base grew by 8.3 percent to 90.12 million. The company also raised its international internet gateway capacity to 4.3 terabits per second.

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Ethio Telecom obtained 215.8 billion birr in revenue for the 2018 budget year. This met 99.7 percent of the target and showed 33.2 percent growth compared to the previous year.

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Ethio Telecom closed the first year of its Next Horizon roadmap with strong revenue and subscriber growth.

The Ethiopian Electric Utility has signed a 3 billion Birr contract with two international firms to upgrade power networks in Ambo, Nekemte and Asosa.

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Ethiopian Electric Power is working to ensure reliable electricity supply nationwide and to position Ethiopia as Africa's renewable energy hub.

The Commercial Bank of Ethiopia announced an 80 billion Birr profit for the 2025/26 fiscal year. President Abe Sano stated in a press briefing that the bank disbursed 648 billion Birr in loans across various sectors.

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