Vantiva: broadband leads the way, but guidance rests on fragile ground
Vantiva reported Q1 revenues of EUR406m, up +13.5% yoy (+10.3% at constant FX), marking the first quarter without SCS following its divestment. While headline growth appears solid, driven by strong Broadband demand (+20.8% yoy at constant Fx), the improvement may mainly reflect favourable comps, asTechnicolor SA is engaged in the development of technologies, and the supply of digital production (visual effects and animation), video and sound postproduction and distribution solutions and services for a range of content creators, pay-television operators, and over-the-top (OTT) and network service providers. The Company operates in the media and entertainment industry. The Company's activities are organized in three operating segments: Connected Home, Entertainment Services and Technology. The Connected Home segment includes design and supply of solutions enabling the delivery of digital video entertainment, data, as well as voice and Smart Home services to pay-television operators and network service providers. The Entertainment Services segment includes Production Services and DVD Services divisions. The Technology segment includes Patent Licensing, and Trademark and Technology Licensing divisions.
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