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BT.A Bt Group Plc

140.50
0.20 (0.14%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bt Group Plc LSE:BT.A London Ordinary Share GB0030913577 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.20 0.14% 140.50 140.65 140.75 140.95 138.05 139.80 15,518,892 16:35:29
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone 21.04B 855M 0.0859 16.39 13.96B
Bt Group Plc is listed in the Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BT.A. The last closing price for Bt was 140.30p. Over the last year, Bt shares have traded in a share price range of 101.70p to 145.35p.

Bt currently has 9,952,569,493 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bt is £13.96 billion. Bt has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.39.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/12/2023
09:30
What an overreaction..
smurfy2001
12/12/2023
08:43
OFCOM thinking about the way the sector uses CPI +% in charges
eigthwonder
12/12/2023
08:42
im guessing mid contract price increases thingy - ofcom - be up later
hardupfedup
12/12/2023
08:37
Huge fall today - anyone know why?
netcurtains
11/12/2023
20:40
Hope Goodmans not pumping and dumping...
diku
08/12/2023
18:25
BT boosts ‘confidence217; in Openreach fibre build: Goldman

Published: 10:03 08 Dec 2023 GMT



Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) analysts have reiterated the bank's ‘buy’ rating for BT Group PLC (LSE:BT.A), following the company’s Openreach analyst day.

Openreach is BT’s fixed broadband digital infrastructure wholesale business, representing almost half of the group’s underlying earnings (EBITDA).

The presentation boosted analysts’ confidence in the telecommunications company, after management said annual fibre build costs had peaked and per-unit build costs would remain at historic lows.

BT stated that Openreach capital expenditure had peaked last year, and that material fibre operating expenses savings targets have been brought forward by two years to fiscal 2028.

The telecoms company reassured the market about ongoing customer volumes, particularly the sustainability of key customer Sky.

Analysts are confident that BT can remain within its guided capex envelope in the coming years, while delivering higher EBITDA growth through ramping up fibre upselling.

They anticipate an upside in its share price, based on accelerated growth and returns predictions, as well as free cash flow consensus.

Openreach’s cost savings pull forward would represent an approximately 7% or more increase, compared to existing free cash flow consensus, from fiscal 2028, analysts said.

Management stated that fibre build costs will remain at about £300 per home for at least the next two years, due to lower build costs stemming from technical efficiencies and new long-term supply contracts.

Better long-term supply contracts have resulted from a material fall in alternative network, or altnet, builds driving low prices and more capacity at third-party construction companies and other BT suppliers, analysts said.

Goldman predicts that BT’s share price could more than double in the coming year to as much as 290 pence per share, up from a price of about 136.65p at present, representing an upside of about 112.2%.

rathkum
07/12/2023
23:39
Millions of UK consumers could receive payouts after a legal claim was launched against mobile phone networks.

Consumer champion Justin Gutmann alleges Vodafone, EE, Three and O2 overcharged customers for phones beyond the end of their contract.

He is seeking damages of more than £3bn on behalf of 4.8 million people.

Responding, EE called the claim "speculative", while O2 said it hadn't been contacted.

extrovert
07/12/2023
16:42
Tested 137 and 133 levels today.I think this is going to creep up nicely to the Ex Dividend date .
holly1000
07/12/2023
11:32
Always puzzled me why BT got ex divi date during that lull Christmas holiday period when most away...maybe past historical...
diku
06/12/2023
21:29
See here:

www.bt.com/about/investors/individual-shareholders/dividends

smurfy2001
06/12/2023
21:25
Looks like 28th December
bigman786
06/12/2023
21:16
What date in Feb please Smurfy.
bigman786
06/12/2023
16:22
smithy see posts 45133 to 45135 for the answer,
dan de lion
06/12/2023
15:47
Anyone understand why BT is rising all of a sudden, not complaining but ?
smithyj
06/12/2023
14:57
Best not to complain otherwise Santa might not bring you your present.
smurfy2001
06/12/2023
14:51
Is this the new Christmas "short closing day" introduced by American investors for the first Wednesday of December?
It does seem to be happening on most stocks world wide......

One assumes its a general short cloing day of some sort...

Anyone know?

netcurtains
06/12/2023
08:30
I'm on the phone
netcurtains
05/12/2023
19:10
Good volume.
smurfy2001
05/12/2023
19:00
Much written this week about the plight of smaller fast fibre potential competitors of BT going bust.
cost of capital going up quickly plus poor take up has destroyed their business plan.

Some predict that BT will end up as one of the few big player survivors.

It seems similar to what happened to small energy providers after the gas price priced.

All good for BT.

careful
05/12/2023
16:53
I'll truly believe that when we past 150
chiefbrody
05/12/2023
15:20
Come on BT - lets go into orbit with Kevin Bacon!
netcurtains
05/12/2023
14:48
Worm finally turning?
smurfy2001
05/12/2023
14:00
Not what we PI's wanted to read, but excellent piece of data
1224saj
04/12/2023
20:41
Pension fund ownership of UK stocks hits record low
4 December 2023 • 6:22pm


Insurance and pension funds’ proportions in UK quoted shares slumped to 4.2pc in 2022, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

It was the lowest proportion jointly held by them on record. The proportion has been falling since 1997, when the combined ratio owned was 45.7pc of UK equities.

Pension funds alone held just 1.6pc, the lowest figure on record.

The ONS said the fall may be because companies are “expecting more profitable returns on overseas shares” as well as changes in pension fund regulations.

The data show that at the end of 2022, shares in quoted UK-based companies listed on the London Stock Exchange were worth a total of £2.42trillion.

The proportion of UK shares held by overseas investors increased to a record high of 57.7pc of the value of the UK stock market.

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