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StarHub ranks among Southeast Asia’s largest companies for second year

StarHub ranks 187th on the 2025 Fortune Southeast Asia 500, with strong enterprise growth and continued focus on digital innovation.

StarHub has been ranked 187th on the 2025 Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list, marking its second consecutive appearance on the annual index of the region’s largest companies by revenue. The recognition comes as the company celebrates its 25th anniversary in Singapore, highlighting consistent performance and regional expansion.

The list, compiled by Fortune, features the top 500 companies in Southeast Asia based on total revenue. StarHub climbed into the rankings for the first time in 2024 at 184th place and maintains its position this year with sustained financial results and a growing presence in regional markets.

Revenue growth led by enterprise segment

In its latest financial year, StarHub reported US$2.4 billion in total revenue, reflecting a 1.4% increase compared to the previous year. Net profit rose by 7.7% to US$161.7 million. Growth was largely driven by the Enterprise segment, which saw revenue rise 14.1% year-on-year. This growth comes as StarHub continues expanding its services across the region to meet evolving business needs.

The Consumer segment also remained stable, with growth in mobile services and continued leadership in broadband and entertainment offerings. The company’s multi-pronged strategy has enabled it to balance consumer retention with enterprise gains, contributing to overall business resilience.

Focused on innovation and long-term value

As part of its forward strategy, StarHub aims to strengthen its core services in mobile, broadband and entertainment, while also investing in its regional Enterprise Business and Modern Digital Infrastructure Platform, powered by its Cloud Infinity solution. This direction is aligned with its goal to provide simple and reliable technology that delivers real-world impact for customers.

Marking its 25th anniversary in 2025, StarHub reiterated its focus on customer value, sustainable growth, and long-term partnerships. A company spokesperson stated, “As it marks its 25th year, StarHub remains focused on what matters — building trusted relationships, delivering everyday value, and making it count for customers, communities, and partners.”

The company’s consistent performance and future-oriented initiatives reflect its commitment to strengthening its market position in Singapore and beyond.

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