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Vodafone’s Q1 results do show some signs of improving revenue growth in Germany with a more disciplined approach to pricing. We think Vodafone still looks very attractively priced at the moment, but we believe a longer-term outlook from management would help to underpin more confidence in the investment case.
The European Telecoms continues to outperform: up 17% YTD vs. the market up 10%. While this is great to see, adding to the 12pp outperformance in 2024 and supporting our investment thesis of improving regulation, it does mean the equity upside story from here is becoming more selective.
As part of the Vodafone-Three merger (VOD3UK), the merging companies committed to sell a portfolio of spectrum to VMO2. The details of that spectrum portfolio have now been formally disclosed by Ofcom, which has published a notification listing the frequencies that are due to be transferred (LINK). In this note, we run through the final decisions and implications for potential UK revenue share.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Loewen Play, TeamSystem, Eircom, United Group, Telecom Italia, Cheplapharm, Virgin Media O2, Tata Motors, Benteler International, Lottomatica (formerly Gamenet), Crown Holdings
As we expected, the UK merger completed this morning, so we wanted to take this opportunity to highlight the note we put out on Saturday, in which we published our new model (including the UK merger, and assuming Vodafone buys out the Hutchinson minority in 3 years’ time). The terms of the deal are as initially announced. We believe the value creation is +9p per share, included within our 120p price target. We still see >50% upside from current levels.
We don't usually aim to publish price target updates over the weekend, so please do forgive us, but with today being May 31st and Vodafone's desire to close the UK merger during H1 and at a month-end, we would like to think that the UK deal closing could be very imminent - and maybe even today.
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[Communiqué de presse] Croissance et rentabilité : au T1, le Groupe iliad confirme sa solidité Communiqué de presse Paris, le 22 mai 2025 à 08h00 Croissance et rentabilité : au T1, le Groupe iliad confirme sa solidité communication financière Dans un contexte de marchés de plus en plus matures et concurrentiels, le Groupe maintient son leadership en termes de croissance et accélère sa génération de trésorerie. Au T1, les revenus de services ont ainsi connu une croissance de 6%, le Free Cash-Flow Opérationnel1 a progressé de 9% et l’Equity Free Cash-Flow2 a été multi...
The broad theme of Vodafone’s results remains the same as in past periods: Germany has been disappointing and has been the main focus of the market, but other parts of the business have been able to offset it, with increasing weight now on Vodacom for FY26.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: TK Elevator, Trivium, SPIE, Ahlstrom, NewDay, Italmatch Chemicals, Manuchar, Asmodee, Allwyn (formerly Sazka), Sunrise, Telecom Italia, Altice France (SFR), Teva, Borr Drilling, AMS Osram, Victoria, Cerba, EVOCA, Solenis
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