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The biggest decision you haven't heard of

While the Masmovil-Orange decision is probably the biggest upcoming decision you have heard of, the biggest decision for the European telecoms industry that most people haven’t heard of, is coming up next month at the World Radio Congress : the longer-term use for the 6.4-7.1GHz band in Europe.

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Masmovil Ibercom SA

Masmovil Ibercom SA, formerly World Wide Web Ibercom SA, is a Spain-based company primarily engaged in the telecommunication sector. The Company focuses on the sale and distribution services for Internet, Data Center and Telecommunications. The Company's product and services portfolio comprises Internet access through Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) and Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line (SDSL) technologies, Internet domains and Domains Management and Registration Service through IberDNS application, Web hosting, virtual servers, dedicated servers, telephony services and routers. The Company also offers collocation services through two Internet Data Centers located in Madrid and San Sebastian. It operates through subsidiaries, such as Embou Nuevas Tecnologias SL and Ebesis Sistemas SL, among others. The Company owns a number of brand names, such as Pepephone, Yoigo and Llamaya.

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The biggest decision you haven't heard of

Mas Orange (Equal weight) Q3 24: Acceleration in SR and EBITDAaL growth

Orange (Buy, TP: €14.3, +40%) Q3 24: Solid EBITDAaL, encouraging France SR outlook statements

EU TELECOMS REFRESH: Can the outperformance continue?

Alphabet (GOOGL, Buy, $213 target) Forget Chrome, 3P payments are the heart of the issue

SATS: DBS merger breaks

3Q24 Broadband Trends: FWA capacity limits; FWA demand limits

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