Vodafone Group

Vodafone Group Plc engages in telecommunication services in Europe and internationally. The firms offers mobile services that enable customers to call, text and access data, fixed line services, including broadband, television (TV) offerings, and voice and convergence services under the GigaKombi and Vodafone One names to customers. It also provides mobile, fixed and a suite of converged communication services, such as Internet of Things (IoT) comprising managed IoT connectivity, automotive and insurance services, as well as smart metering and health solutions, cloud and security portfolio comprising public and private cloud services, as well as cloud-based applications and products for securing networks and devices and international voice, IP transit and messaging services to support business customers that include small home offices and large multi-national companies. The company was founded on July 17, 1984 and is headquartered in Newbury, the United Kingdom.

Earnings data Q4 2019

Vodafone Group Plc engages in telecommunication services in Europe and internationally. It offers mobile services that enable customers to call, text and access data, fixed line services, including broadband, television offerings, and voice and convergence services under the GigaKombi and Vodafone One names. It also provides mobile, fixed and a suite of converged communication services, such as Internet of Things (IoT) comprising managed IoT connectivity, automotive and insurance services, as well as smart metering and health solutions, cloud and security portfolio comprising public and private cloud services, as well as cloud-based applications and products for securing networks and devices and international voice, IP transit and messaging services to support business customers that include small home offices and large multi-national companies. The company was founded on July 17, 1984 and is headquartered in Newbury, the United Kingdom.

Today's 5%, £1.25bn stake acquisition in Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) by Virgin Media O2-owning, cable cowboy John Malone-chaired Liberty Global (NASDAQ:LBTYA) marks the third significant institutional investment in the beleaguered FTSE 100 telecoms multinational in recent months. French billionaire and former sex-chat baron Xavier Niel's Atlas Investissement vehicle snapped up a 2.5% stake in September 2022, while Etilisat (aka e&)'s latest raid has increased the UAE telecoms group's stake to around 13%.

Vodafone shares are undervalued reckon big-shot investors, but is it wishful thinking?

Liberty Global Ltd

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) has another major investor on its shareholder register after Liberty Global (NASDAQ:LBTYA) snapped up close to a 5% stake. US-based Liberty, which also owns UK telecoms group Virgin Media O2 in partnership with Telefónica, bought 1.3bn Vodafone shares, worth £1.2bn and 4.9% of the FTSE 100-listed company.

Vodafone stake snatched up by Liberty Global

U.S.-listed Liberty Global disclosed a near-5% stake in British telecom group Vodafone on Monday, saying its larger rival's shares were undervalued by the market but ruling out a takeover.

Liberty Global takes 5% 'opportunistic' stake in Vodafone

The U.S.-listed shares of Vodafone Group PLC VOD, +2.38% VOD, -0.50% climbed 2.4% in midday trading Monday, after media company Liberty Global PLC LBTYA, -0.66% LBTYK, -0.60% said it has acquired a 4.9% stake in the U.K.-based telecommunication services company. Liberty said the purchase of the 1.335 billion shares of Vodafone was funding through a financing that required equity funding of about GBP225 million ($272.8 million).

Vodafone stock surges after Liberty Media discloses 4.9% stake

Telefonica SA

Orange

A joint venture (JV) between four big European carriers to build cross-network ad-targeting infrastructure — which they claim will rely on “affirmative” consent to target mobile and/or fixed network subscribers with “personalized” ads across participating brands/publishers' sites — has been given the green light to proceed by the European Commission's antitrust division in a decision

Adtech joint venture by European telcos DK, Orange, Telefonica, Vodafone not a competition concern, finds EU

Deutsche Telekom AG

Deutsche Telekom AG, Orange SA, Telefónica SA and Vodafone Group Plc are to form a joint venture for the implementation of a privacy-by-design digital marketing technology platform in Europe that could benefit consumers, advertisers and publishers alike.

Press release (Orange) : DEUTSCHE TELEKOM, ORANGE, TELEFÓNICA AND VODAFONE TO FORM AD TECH JOINT VENTURE

Deutsche Telekom , Orange , Telefonica and Vodafone on Friday secured unconditional EU antitrust approval for their advertising joint venture to take on Big Tech.

European telecoms' advertising venture against Big Tech wins EU antitrust nod

BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A), Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) and other telecoms groups are facing a UK regulatory probe into their broadband price hikes, which are seen as leading to considerable uncertainty for consumers. Ofcom has launched an investigation into the industry's practice of hiking prices above inflation in the middle of customers' contracts.

BT, Vodafone and rivals face review of broadband pricing policies amid expected 14% hikes

Vodafone Group PLC (VOD) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).

What Makes Vodafone Group PLC (VOD) a New Buy Stock

Vodafone Idea (NSE: IDEA) share price surged on Monday, becoming the best-performing stock in the Nifty 50 index. The stock gained by over 20%, in its best day since November 2021 when the shares jumped by more than 18%.

Vodafone Idea share price surge could be short-lived

The Indian government has ordered the telecom operator Vodafone Idea to convert all the interest the firm owes to the government into equity in the firm. Vodafone said it has been ordered to convert capital worth $1.96 billion into equity.

India orders Vodafone Idea to convert government dues into $2 billion equity

Vodafone Group Plc (LON: VOD) is in focus on Wednesday after the telecommunications company reported a marginal year-on-year decline in its third-quarter revenue. Vodafone third-quarter financial highlights The British multinational brought in €11.64 billion ($12.65 billion) in total revenue, down from €11.68 billion a year ago.

Analyst: buy Vodafone stock despite a slight hit to revenue in Q3

Group service revenue growth slowed to 1.8% between October and December from 2.5% in the previous quarter.

Vodafone Shares Drop As Revenues Growth Slumps

Vodafone reported a slowdown in its group service revenue growth to 1.8% in the third quarter from 2.5% in the second, driven by declines in Germany, Italy and Spain.

Vodafone reports Q3 slowdown, hit by Germany, Italy and Spain

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) said it “can do better” as it held guidance after reporting a slowdown in revenue growth in quarter three. The FTSE 100 listed company said it was continuing to target adjusted EBITDAaL between €15.0 to 15.2bn and adjusted free cash flow of around €5.1bn for the full year.

Vodafone says "we can do better" as revenue growth slows in quarter three

Vodafone Group PLC said Wednesday that third-quarter total revenue fell slightly on year and that it is on track to meet its updated fiscal 2023 guidance

Vodafone Group revenue falls slightly, but company on track to meet 2023 guidance

Vodafone shareholders will look for two things from interim CEO Margherita Della Valle at her first results presentation on Wednesday - how she plans to arrest immediate problems in markets like Germany, and any hint of long-term plans that could land her the top job permanently.

Vodafone's interim CEO faces first public test as calls for change grow

Entain PLC

GlaxoSmithKline

Kicking off the new month are a trio of intriguing London blue-chips, with the US Fed decision to grab all the headlines later. In London, heavyweight pharma contender GSK PLC (LSE:GSK, NYSE:GSK), which has done well enough since the Haleon consumer products arm was spun out last summer, but investors will feel the shares could do with another shot in the arm.

GSK, Vodafone and Entain all updating, Wednesday's agenda

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) has a high-stakes earnings call ahead of it, when management discloses its third-quarter results to shareholders next Wednesday.   The beleaguered British telecoms multinational cut its full-year earnings and cash flow forecasts in November of last year, laying the blame on the global macroeconomic climate, rising energy costs and increased inflation.

The heat dials up for Vodafone in run up to third-quarter earnings call

Vodafone is a company I've invested in before, but it's rarely been in as good a position as it currently is. Telco investments aren't exactly in favor, but I invest. The reason for my investments is the combination of quality and undervaluation - a relationship which has grown wider and wider with the share price.

Vodafone: An Undervalued 'Buy' Here

Vodafone's run of ‘unfortunate events' might be coming to an end, analysts at Deutsche  Bank believe and that makes it a buy. Some of the misfortune was unavoidable according to the German bank, Covid, energy costs, and a higher US dollar, but some were self-inflicted such as German sluggishness and no consolidation progress.

Vodafone's fortunes might be turning up, suggests buyer Deutsche Bank

Vodafone Group plc (LON: VOD), on Tuesday, secured regulatory approval to offload its 70% stake in Vodafone Ghana (formerly known as Ghana Telecommunications Co.) to Telecel Group.

Should you buy Vodafone shares as it sells out of Ghana?

Vodafone has a mature business that is relatively stable over the medium-term, but growth prospects are somewhat weak. One of its business priorities is to reduce debt through asset sales, thus its dividend does not seem to be at risk in the short term.

Is Vodafone A Good Income Play?

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) is planning to axe several hundred jobs, many of which are at its London headquarters, according to a report by the Financial Times. Last November, the telecoms giant announced its intention to implement cost-saving measures worth €1bn, with today's FT report signalling the London culling, could be the first move to claw back on costs.

Vodafone planning mass firings - report

Vodafone Group Plc is planning to shed several hundred jobs, most of which are located at its London headquarters, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing people briefed on the discussions.

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