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...
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.
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%.
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?
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).
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