Grain is celebrating record achievements as its business goes from strength to strength, following the financial results for the quarter ended March 2025.

Openreach has passed one million premises for the fourth consecutive quarter, taking its overall footprint to 17 million premises, according to BT update to year-end 2024. The company claims it remains on track to pass 4.2m in FY25 and reach 25m by December 2026.
The incumbent saw fibre take-up rise by 472k to swell to six million total with a growing take-up rate of over 35%. Its total broadband lines fell by 208k with over 80% of line losses occurring where it has not built FTTP
Openreach’s broadband ARPU in the quarter grew year on year by 6% to £16.1, ahead of the CPI price increases and its retail FTTP base grew by 33% year on year to 3.2m of which Consumer represented 3.0m and Business represented 0.2m.
Its broad financials saw Q3 adjusted revenue fall 3% to £5.2bn and adjusted EBITDA grow 4% to £2.1bn.
Allison Kirkby, Chief Executive, said: “Our ongoing modernisation continues at pace, delivering a further step-up in fibre build and take-up, customer satisfaction and EBITDA.
"BT’s continued delivery means we remain on track to deliver our financial outlook for this year and our cash flow inflection to c.£2.0bn in 2027 and c£3.0bn by the end of the decade.”