We recently held investor calls with senior management at Salt (HERE), Swisscom (HERE) and Sunrise. We provide a summary in this report. We are Neutral on all three names, but if domestic conditions are indeed improving, as was suggested, then we would become more positively inclined. In addition, we can see how all three look attractive on a yield relative basis to the now 0% Swiss central Bank rate, that is seemingly heading to negative territory again.
Yesterday, we hosted a call for investors with Swisscom CEO, Christoph Aeschlimann. Topics were wide-ranging, but he talked encouragingly about the outlook for Swiss SR, with new products in B2C (family plans) and B2B (BEEM). Overall, market dynamics appear to be improving in Swiss B2C mobile.
Today, we are publishing the Telecom Infrastructure section of our 27th Tech Infrastructure Quarterly Bible. The Tech Bible is a must-read for any tech investor, as it summarizes the quarterly earnings reports from the over 140 companies we track, providing an update on our key perspectives and convictions. In the coming weeks we will publish sections on Enterprise IT and PCs. Fixed equipment revenues are rebounding from the inventory correction, rising 9% YoY. RAN spending is stabilizing, up l...
Inwit reported a solid set of Q1 results, with slowing macro tower growth offset by increasing demand for small cells/ DAS systems. In this quick note we run through the results and discuss valuation given concerns around MSA renegotiation risk.
This report updates credit investors on opportunities in the single-A TMT space. We argue that the notes of Relx, Swisscom, and ASML look attractive. The notes of SAP and Telenor look to trade at fair value. We provide a summary of our general findings, followed by company descriptions.
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