Merger on. A lots of news and should see a steady rise over the coming months. At last could see a share price rise towards the £1 mark. Any shorters will be getting out and expect a gradual pick up. Could well be a turning point. |
A lots of news and should see a steady rise over the coming months. At last could see a share price rise towards the £1 mark. Any shorters will be getting out and expect a gradual pick up. Could well be a turning point. |
Might get back to the heady heights of 70p again today .. |
· Merger creates a new force in UK mobile, unleashing more competition and investment to transform the UK telecoms landscape
· Committed £11 billion investment programme to build the UK's biggest and best network
· New advanced 5G network will bring vastly superior network quality to tens of millions of consumers and businesses up and down the country
· Investment will propel the UK's telecoms infrastructure to the forefront of European connectivity |
Here we go... |
hTTps://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/VOD/cma-approves-merger-of-vodafone-and-three-in-uk/16796704 |
Three merger decision due this week. |
VOD selling remaining 3% stake of Indus Towers |
0838 GMT - The German mobile market will likely experience disruption in 2025, and investors need to be prepared, Berenberg analysts Usman Ghazi and Shekhan Ali write in a note. While Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica Deutschland have engineered a larger market share along with tariff innovations, competitors such as 1&1 have an urgent need to re-accelerate growth going into 2025, they say. "Vodafone can afford to be more patient than 1&1; however, 1&1's offensive in 2025 could affect Vodafone the most and could force Vodafone, and consequently the market, down the path of unlimited mobile data tariffs," they say. Deutsche Telekom shares are down 0.3% at 30.03 euros; Telefonica Deutschland is up 0.5% at 2.11 euros; 1&1 rises 0.3% to 12 euros; and Vodafone climbs 0.03% to 71.72 pence.
Courtesy of dplewis1 from the other board |
0838 GMT - The German mobile market will likely experience disruption in 2025, and investors need to be prepared, Berenberg analysts Usman Ghazi and Shekhan Ali write in a note. While Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica Deutschland have engineered a larger market share along with tariff innovations, competitors such as 1&1 have an urgent need to re-accelerate growth going into 2025, they say. "Vodafone can afford to be more patient than 1&1; however, 1&1's offensive in 2025 could affect Vodafone the most and could force Vodafone, and consequently the market, down the path of unlimited mobile data tariffs," they say. Deutsche Telekom shares are down 0.3% at 30.03 euros; Telefonica Deutschland is up 0.5% at 2.11 euros; 1&1 rises 0.3% to 12 euros; and Vodafone climbs 0.03% to 71.72 pence. |
Makes you think redundancies... |
07.12.2024 CMA decision deadline for the 3 merger is getting closer… :o) |
Black Friday or Christmas spending spree... |
Not knowing the circumstances, you thought she might have waited until after the 6th of December, decision day. Or what does she know? |
Vodafone Group PLC - Newbury, England-based telecommunications provider
- Chief Human Resources Officer Leanne Wood sells 320,385 shares at GBP0.72, worth GBP229,790, on Tuesday.
Alliance News |
Moving on?... |
Misread. How dare they! |
isis 3962, 4b says sale of shares ? |
Follow the money
Next year |
Director buys 320k |
70p from 77p...these brokers are playing with pence share price...forget seeing 100p again without company specific news ... |
Decent volume for a Monday.. good to see someone getting stuck in. Hopefully it's not all Citi spending the buyback funds |
UBS cuts target price to 70p from 77p |
Barclays raises target price to 85p from 80p |