Digi has reported a good set of results with EBITDAaL +3.9% ahead of our expectations thanks to Spain, where MNO benefits are coming through faster than expected. Digi gave some new disclosure on the Spanish business which we need to absorb.
OTE has reported a solid set of results and announced a c1% extraordinary dividend following the disposal of its Romanian business. Total SR trends are unchanged as are EBITDAaL trends, and guidance has been reiterated on an underlying basis.
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?
Singtel’s numbers were strong yesterday, but we now think Bharti is likely to outperform over the next 6-12 months, given how far Singtel has moved already. In a separate note out today, we are lifting our Bharti price target to INR 2,750 which itself drives an increase in the pt to S$6.2 for Singtel.
Bharti has always performed well in anticipation of price increases, which we think are likely in H1 next year. The company also looks set to be seeing accelerating growth in both Home, and Enterprise, while Airtel Africa continues to knock it out of the park, and capex is constrained. What’s not to like? PT to 2,750.
Yesterday, AMZN hosted the Product Keynote at its annual Unboxed conference focused on the advertising business. Our Take: There were no blockbuster product announcements, but a well-rounded set of upgrades and new products that:
The last several weeks have featured tons of analysis about potential bids for WBD. We think it dangerous to have conviction about who will bid what amount for what assets; the potential bids have many known unknowns. One, however, can have conviction about certain principles underlying the government review of the eventual proposed acquisition. In this note we address what we think investors should understand about that review, with some key points at odds with common perceptions.
With shares at all time high, Singtel delivered a strong performance as earnings momentum and capital recycling drove a 17% dividend growth. Underlying core EBITDA and EBIT were led by both Optus and NCS again while associates’ contribution from AIS and Bharti supported earnings.
1&1 reported solid Q3 results, leaving full-year guidance broadly unchanged apart from some capex phasing. The company has completed the subscriber migration to its own network, although site rollout remains sluggish and no progress on low-band spectrum. At the broader United Internet group, results were weighed down by the AdTech segment, where EBITDA fell to zero following a shift in Google’s advertising model.
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