New Street Research - Telefonica Brasil S.A. (VIVT3) New Street: Telefonica Brasil / Vivo (Neutral, TP: BRL56, +36%) CEO/CFO Meeting notes

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New Street: Telefonica Brasil / Vivo (Neutral, TP: BRL56, +36%) CEO/CFO Meeting notes

We held a call with Vivo CEO, Christian Gebara and CFO, David Melcon yesterday. Operational trends look good, particularly on wireless with oppportunities from ICMS changes and mid-term from Mobile Money.

02/09/2022 1 EN

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New Street: Telefonica Brasil / Vivo (Neutral, TP: BRL56, +36%) CEO/CFO Meeting notes

Vivo (Buy, TP: BRL61, +15%) Vivo - Q4 23: Double digit EBITDA growth, improving cash returns

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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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