MEXICO CITY, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Mexican telecoms giant

America Movil on Tuesday posted a ​more than 300% jump

in ‌profit for the fourth quarter of 2025, ⁠helped by lower

financing costs than the ⁠year before.

America Movil, controlled ‌by the ‌family of Mexican

billionaire Carlos Slim, reported net ​profit of 19.13 ‌billion

pesos ($1.1 billion) from revenues of 244.9 billion pesos ($14.2

 billion).

Analysts polled by ​LSEG had ​predicted ‌dollar-denominated

revenues of $13.33 billion.

America Movil did not detail the amount of its financing

costs ⁠in the fourth quarter, but ⁠said they were roughly half of

what was spent in the fourth quarter a year before.

Earnings before ⁠interest, ‌taxes, depreciation and

amortization (EBITDA) landed ‌at 94.93 billion pesos ($5.52

billion) for ⁠the October-December period, slightly above

analysts' $5.17 billion prediction.

America Movil said it added 2.5 million mobile subscribers,

including 2.8 million postpaid additions, in the fourth quarter.

Brazil, Colombia and ​Mexico led the growth, it said.

($1 = 17.20 Mexican pesos)

(Reporting by Natalia ​Siniawski, Editing by ‌Iñigo Alexander,

Editing by Daina ​Beth Solomon)