Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) and AST SpaceMobile Inc (NASDAQ:ASTS) have announced the next stage in their plans to form a new space-based mobile broadband network connecting directly to standard smartphones. The network is aiming to provide coverage from 2026, connecting rural and underserved areas, as well as supporting emergency and disaster relief operations.
Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) shares fell 2.3% to 90p on Monday after being slapped with a 'sell' rating from 'neutral' by UBS after the telecom group's portfolio simplification and improved German performance helped the shares improve 34% in the year to date. Analyst Polo Tang set a price target of 80p, implying 12% downside from the 91p close, with the share price rise leaving the stock trading at a premium to peers.
Britain's Vodafone on Thursday said it will acquire German cloud and digital transformation firm Skaylink for 175 million euros ($204.09 million) from private equity firm Waterland, in a push to expand its service offerings.
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Vodafone Group PLC's (LSE:VOD) turnaround story has split the market. Deutsche Bank is doubling down on optimism, while Citi is keeping its hand firmly on the handbrake.
Vodafone has said a massive blackout in its internet coverage yesterday was not caused by a cyber attack.
Thousands of Vodafone users are reporting problems with their internet
VodafoneThree commits 11 billion pounds to U.K. network upgrades, striking major tech supply deals with Ericsson and Nokia.
Vodafone's recent dividend cuts and ongoing operational struggles make it a poor speculation despite a 4% yield. The company faces high competition, regulatory challenges, and slow cost-cutting, with only modest growth prospects in emerging markets. Dividend payments are infrequent, uneven, and unpredictable, which I find frustrating as an income investor.
Citi has highlighted Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) newly published management long-term incentive plan (LTIP) targets as a key signal for investors, pointing to “strong cash flow progress in the coming years". The group has set cumulative adjusted free cash flow (FCF) targets for the three years to 2027/28, with the minimum threshold for any LTIP payout at €7.5bn and the maximum set at €9.1bn.
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Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) shares saw little movement after the company released its first-quarter update, reflecting a lack of surprises and broadly steady trading. Total revenue rose 3.9% to €9.4 billion, with group service revenue increasing by 5.3% to €7.9 billion.