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.

The U.K. competition regulator on Thursday referred the proposed merger between Vodafone and CK Hutchison's Three mobile network to an in-depth investigation.

UK regulators refer Vodafone's merger with Three for in-depth competition probe

Vodafone Germany is facing crunch time as analysts and investors alike are keen to understand the company's strategy for dealing with the challenges of its largest global market. According to Berenberg analysts, Vodafone Germany's national roaming contract with 1&1 is expected to bring a positive shift in financial trends in the second half.

Can Vodafone face its German challenges head on?

Vodafone Germany said on Tuesday that it aims to save around 400 million euros ($434.48 million) over the next two years as part of a transformation programme that will affect some 2,000 jobs.

Vodafone Germany: 400-mln-eur restructuring to affect 2,000 jobs

The U.K. antitrust regulator is planning to further investigate the proposed merger of Vodafone Group Plc's (VOD) domestic mobile phone business with CK Hutchison's Three UK, citing concerns that the tie-up could lead to higher consumer prices.

UK Regulator Set to Launch In-Depth Probe of Vodafone-Three Merger

The UK competition watchdog has raised concerns that the planned merger between Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) and Three “could lead to mobile customers facing higher prices and reduced quality”. Following a Phase 1 investigation launched in January into the merger, the Competition and Markets Authority found that both telecoms providers “provide important alternatives for mobile customers”.

Vodafone-Three deal could hurt customers, watchdog rules

The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has confirmed that it's launching a formal “phase 2” investigation into the planned merger between Vodafone and Three UK. The news comes some nine months after plans of the $19 billion deal first emerged, in a move that would effectively reduce the U.K.

UK confirms in-depth antitrust probe into Three and Vodafone's planned $19B merger

The CMA said it was concerned the deal would lead to a substantial lessening of competition and result in higher prices for consumers.

UK gives Vodafone and Three five working days for solutions to avoid in-depth merger probe

The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority plans a further investigation into Vodafone's planned joint venture of its U.K. operations with Three, as it believes the deal could leave consumers and businesses worse off.

Vodafone-Three Pact Faces Further Regulatory Review

Indian telecom operator Vodafone Idea Ltd said on Tuesday American Tower Corp (ATC) Telecom Infrastructure has requested conversion of debentures worth 14.4 billion rupees ($173.5 million) into equity shares.

ATC Telecom seeks conversion of debentures in India's Vodafone Idea worth $174 mln to shares

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Swisscom AG

Vodafone Group Plc (VOD) on Friday said it had struck a deal to sell its Italian division to Swisscom AG for 8 billion euros ($8.7 billion).

Vodafone Strikes Deal To Sell Italian Operations To Swisscom for $8.7B

The market's bullish reaction to Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD)'s €8 billion Italian exit by way of a sale to Swisscom suggests it's the right course of action, but is it enough to drag the British telecoms giant out of the doldrums in the long term? Perhaps not, according to AJ Bell's investment director Russ Mould.

Vodafone's €8bln Italy exit is no silver bullet

Swisscom agreed to buy Vodafone's Italian business for $8.7 billion, a deal that completes the U.K. telecom company's simplification of its European portfolio.

Swisscom to Buy Vodafone's Italy Unit

Swisscom said Friday that it has entered into an all-cash deal worth €8 billion ($8.7 billion) to buy Vodafone Group's Italian unit.

Swisscom buying Vodafone Italia for $8.7 billion

British telecoms giant Vodafone said Friday it has agreed to sell its Italian unit to Swisscom for eight billion euros ($8.7 billion), completing efforts to overhaul the UK group's European operations.

Vodafone sells Italian unit to Swisscom for 8 bn euros

Vodafone (LON: VOD) share price jumped by more than 3.3% on Friday even after the company announced a dividend cut. The stock of the embattled telecoms giant rose to 68.53p after selling its Italian unit.

Here's why Vodafone share price jumped after the dividend cut

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) has signed off on the €8 billion (£6.8 billion) sale of its Italian operations to Swisscom. The debt-ridden British telecoms multinational initially confirmed talks with Swisscom on a potential sale in February as part of a major overhaul of its European footprint.

Vodafone Italy sold to to Swisscom for €8mln

Swisscom said on Friday it will buy Vodafone Italia for 8 billion euros ($8.70 billion)to merge the business with its Italian subsidiary Fastweb.

Swisscom to buy Vodafone Italia in 8-bln-euro deal

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Spain disinvestment completed and Italy might follow. The company communicated exclusive negotiations with Swisscom. We were expecting a disposal upside. However, Vodafone is not getting full valuations for its exit.

Vodafone: What's Next?

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) said it is in exclusive discussions with Swisscom about a cash sale of its Italian arm. The debt-laden telecoms group admitted in December that it was exploring options for Vodafone Italia and rumours have suggested Swisscom was the leading candidate, as it owns broadband provider Fastweb in the country.

Vodafone in talks to sell Italian arm for £7bn to Swisscom

Swisscom said on Wednesday it was in exclusive talks to buy all of Vodafone Italia for 8 billion euros ($8.7 billion) and would merge the business with its Italian subsidiary Fastweb.

Swisscom in advanced talks to buy Vodafone Italia for $8.7 bln

Swisscom said it was in advanced talks to buy Vodafone's business in Italy for $8.7 billion and merge it with its Fastweb subsidiary, potentially shaking up one of Europe's largest telecoms markets.

Swisscom in Talks to Buy Vodafone's Italian Unit

Vodafone will likely hold a minority stake in a combined entity with Swisscom's Italian unit Fastweb if a deal is reached on a potential tie-up of their Italian operations, three people familiar with the matter said.

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