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TalkTalk cuts jobs as it loses £153m - and 420k customers
Bristol Post
|August 07, 2025
THE complete scale of TalkTalk's financial difficulties has been disclosed for the first time, revealing soaring losses and substantial redundancies as subscribers migrate to rival broadband suppliers.
Fresh filings lodged with Companies House by the Salford-based company show pretax losses escalated dramatically from £153m to £465m during the year ending February 28, 2025.
The documents also substantiate that TalkTalk shed approximately 420,000 broadband subscribers over the period, a statistic that emerged widely in May when referencing the then-unpublished accounts.
The organisation attributed the decline chiefly to the TalkTalk division (277,000 customers), explaining its choice to “refocus our acquisition strategy and deliberately retrench from unprofitable segments and customers.”
This story is from the August 07, 2025 edition of Bristol Post.
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