Shares of Kyivstar Group Ltd. plunged 11.9% to $10.28 on Thursday, with volume reaching 3.3 million shares. The telecom services provider, which operates Ukraine’s largest mobile network, is seeing a decline in share value, mainly reflecting investor anxiety regarding operating risks in Ukraine.
The sell-off comes as the company awaits its Q4 2025 results, with analysts expecting EPS of $0.32 on revenue of $299.3 million. For its most recent reported quarter, Q3 2025, Kyivstar posted EPS of $0.33, missing the $0.345 estimate. It will release fourth-quarter and full-year FY25 results on March 16, 2026.
The Communication Services sector has faced pressure from geopolitical uncertainty affecting Eastern European telecom operators. Kyivstar, a subsidiary of Vimpelcom Amsterdam B.V., provides mobile, fixed-line, and data services across Ukraine and operates data centers and commercial contact centers. No specific catalyst was immediately identified for today’s decline.
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