Deutsche Telekom AG: 1 director

A director at Deutsche Telekom AG sold 1,796 shares at 26.680EUR and the significance rating of the trade was 54/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two years clea...

European Telecoms for 2026 Industry action required for further outpe...

Over the past 3 years, the EU telecoms sector has had a great run – up >50%, despite modest underlying revenue/ EBITDA growth. This has almost entirely come from a deserved upwards re-rating in the multiple as the risk profile across the sector diminishes – which has been a key theme of ours in the past few years given improved regulation. So, we feel this has now largely played out.

T-Mobile US Inc: 1 director

Two Directors at T-Mobile US Inc sold 1,495 shares at between 0.000USD and 210.320USD. The significance rating of the trade was 54/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the l...

Deutsche Glasfaser/ DT Our take on the refinancing story

The FT has published an article suggesting that EQT/ Omers are trying to unblock the Deutsche Glasfaser refinancing process with a new equity funding proposal and at the same time scale back the rollout plans.

FWA is on the horizon It has the potential to be disruptive: Keep a v...

FWA has reached 38% penetration in Austria today, 13% in Italy, but is just 1-2% elsewhere in Europe. Furthermore, the EC has just made a major decision to dedicate a further 540MHz of spectrum to mobile carriers increasing their bandwidth by 60%.

AMD, CoreWeave, Autos & Semicap in 2026, and more, our Weekly wrap-up.

As always, during earnings season, we wrap-up what happened in the previous week. For our main takes summarized on a single slide, and a few words on each of the names we followed last week, follow the link.

Deutsche Telekom (Buy, €40, +46%) Three Key Points for Q3

In this note, we address DT’s Q3 results – and we focus on what we see as three key points of interest: 1) Given the new buyback, how does DT spend their €15bn of “surplus” capital? 2) What should we make of the new fibre messaging? 3) Where does DT go with its Nvidia relationship?

Deutsche Telekom : Guidance raised despite soft Q3 in Germany (as expe...

ODDO BHF SECURITIES LARGE CAPS MORNING NEWS 11/13/2025

ODDO BHF SECURITIES LARGE CAPS MORNING NEWS 13/11/2025

Coffee, Croissants & Credit/Deutsche Telekom, Grand City Properties

Telecom: Deutsche Telekom reports solid 3Q25 results. Real Estate: Grand City Properties 9M25: steady as she goes

DEUTSCHE TELEKOM: RDOS. 3T’25 (ANÁLISIS BANCO SABADELL)

Rdos. 3T'25 vs 3T'24: Ventas: 28.935 M euros (+1,5% vs +1,7% BS(e) y +1,2% consenso); EBITDA: 11.115 M euros (+0,2% vs +0,4% BS(e) y +0,2% consenso); BDI: 2.670 M euros (+14,3% vs +6,3% BS(e) y +6,1% consenso). Rdos. 9meses'25 vs 9meses'24: Ventas: 87.361 M euros (+3,0% vs +3,1% BS(e) y +2,9% consenso); EBITDA: 33.412 M euros (+3,2% vs +3,2% BS(e) y +3,2% consenso); BDI: 7.617 M euros (+8,0% vs +5,4% BS(e) y +5,3% consenso).

Deutsche Telekom : Guidance raised despite soft Q3 in Germany (as expe...

INFORME DIARIO 13 NOVIEMBRE + RDOS. ESPAÑA Y EUROPA 3T'25. IDEAS DESTA...

COMPAÑÍAS QUE APARECEN EN EL INFORME: ESPAÑA: ACS, SECTORIAL SOCIMIS. EUROPA: DEUTSCHE TELEKOM, SIEMENS, UNICREDIT. Incluido en el informe diario de hoy, y durante toda la campaña de resultados, incorporamos al final una presentación con los resultados destacados en positivo y negativo y previews de Rdos. 3T’25 que se publicarán en España y Europa en los próximos días. Fin al shutdown más largo de la historia Las bolsas europeas siguieron festejando el final del shutdown estadounidense, con ga...

Coffee, Croissants & Credit/Statkraft, DLR, Telefonica, Deutsche Telek...

Utilities - Statkraft: 9M25 results underline ongoing challenges

TMT 3Q25 results: Verizon, T-Mobile US and AT&T/T-Mobile US, AT&T show...

Verizon, T-Mobile US and AT&T all showed solid numbers over 3Q25. Despite strong competition, all three mobile telecom operators were able to grow revenue and EBITDA. Furthermore, we believe T-Mobile US might benefit from a credit rating upgrade at S&P, while we could see debt increase a bit at Verizon and AT&T because of debt-funded acquisitions. In our view, the Euro notes of T-Mobile US look the most attractive in this credit sub-space.

DEUTSCHE TELEKOM: RDOS. 3T’25 DE T-MOBILE ALGO MEJORES EN EBITDA Y ELE...

T-Mobile US (filial en EE.UU. de DTE; c.65% EBITDA) acaba de publicar Rdos. 3T’25 ligeramente peores en ventas (+8,9% vs +9,1% previsto) pero mejores en EBITDA ajustado (+5,3% vs +4,5% previsto).

Deutsche Telekom AG: Key facts and statistics - H1 June 2025

A summary company profile, detailing Deutsche Telekom AG’s business operations and financial highlights.

Euro debt markets in favour with tech firms in 2025/Foreign tech compa...

Euro-denominated issuance by TMT companies has been ahead of expectations in FY25. American companies issued far more Euro debt than expected. This is driven by attractive funding costs in Euro markets, because the risk premium required by investors for European credit markets is lower. Some of the large issuers of Euro-denominated debt are active in the technology sector. This was contrary to our earlier expectations because these companies fund their capital expenditures from cash flow. Finall...

Euro debt markets in favour with tech firms in 2025/Foreign tech compa...

Euro-denominated issuance by TMT companies has been ahead of expectations in FY25. American companies issued far more Euro debt than expected. This is driven by attractive funding costs in Euro markets, because the risk premium required by investors for European credit markets is lower. Some of the large issuers of Euro-denominated debt are active in the technology sector. This was contrary to our earlier expectations because these companies fund their capital expenditures from cash flow. Finall...