Vodafone Share Discussion Threads

[institutional investments] 22/5/2024 06:54

The fact there was a buyback rns yesterday, was not great

[institutional investments] 22/5/2024 06:52

Well given a buyback programme in place, that wasnt exactly great viewing at quoted prices. Would expect them to be working those properly

[action] 21/5/2024 21:48

Share price will pick 2 days b4 exd and lowe after exd. May be 70p or lower

[bobex] 21/5/2024 17:15

Ex-dividend 6/6/24; impossible to go under 70p; the only way is up.

[institutional investments] 21/5/2024 16:11

They were not fast enough Mingy lol

[blackhorse23] 21/5/2024 10:11

Buy back finished??

[billionairepaddy] 21/5/2024 09:53

looks like it s bk to the usual slide pattern
sub 70 again soon

[institutional investments] 20/5/2024 21:12

Tough one. Both extremely overbought right now, which could mask CM dumping

As per norm, just have to run with prices at end of all that

[institutional investments] 20/5/2024 21:06

Certainly no autobuys if back down to top of primary block tops for both. best to let market confirm strongly

[institutional investments] 20/5/2024 21:02

BT. shorts down but the percentage suggests it aided crack up on block. buyback at vod for same

Starting to wonder. prime shorting prices v cds indexes



big week

got to see those playing credit market methods, allow rerate within day or days

[institutional investments] 20/5/2024 21:00

Options not much help over there really

Anyway, get skates on VOD

[institutional investments] 20/5/2024 20:59

Strange one on those terms as the nasdaq listing stil has value. Normally correlate

[institutional investments] 20/5/2024 20:57

better get cracking. Those watching the credit market will be doing justifed selling if VOD buybacks dont cement latest block this week

[action] 20/5/2024 20:21

They can also can buy more shares exd as 4xd price normally twice the fall of divi. DYOR. seen with PHOENIX, MNG to name the few

[ming da merciless] 20/5/2024 19:38

better hurry up vod. An underlying market is going to pull pants down if it doesnt cement a re-rate with buybacks soon lol

[chinese investor] 20/5/2024 15:05

Vodafone is braced to lose more than 4 million customers across Germany due to an incoming regulatory change.

The London-based business will be hit by the end of bulk TV contracts in apartment blocks.

It expects to lose roughly half of its 8.5 million households when the new law comes into effect in July.

The shake-up will force companies to strike individual contracts with tenants, rather than negotiating with the housing association that runs the block.

In an early trial, Vodafone said 65% of existing customers chose to move to individual billing with the same broadband and TV deal.

Despite the looming shift in Germany, Vodafone has returned to growth across its key markets as it presses on with a turnaround process and waits for a decision from regulators on a potential merger with Three UK.

The telecoms giant said it was making progress on a restructuring plan which has included selling off its underperforming Italian and Spanish businesses and cutting thousands of jobs.

Vodafone said service revenue grew 6.3% to £25.7 billion in the year ending March 31.

In its latest earnings call, Chief executive Margherita Della Valle said Vodafone's proposed merger with Three UK remains in “deep conversations” with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) but is "progressing well".

Ms Della Valle said: "The substance of the merger remains the one we have discussed in the past that should be really attractive to all stakeholders, not just our customers but also the broader UK base with more investment in our network that will trigger more investment for everyone."

It comes after the UK Government confirmed it would conditionally approve the merger on national security grounds, leaving the final decision with the CMA. Both Vodafone and Three offer pay monthly phone contracts and home broadband, although the latter uses its 4G and 5G mobile network to power household Wi-Fi too.

Last month, the CMA confirmed it would kickstart a so-called Phase 2 probe into the planned £15 billion mega-merger of UK mobile networks Vodafone and Three after both telecom providers told the regulator they would not be offering measures to ease its concerns ahead of the deadline.

The CMA said last month that the tie-up could have a “substantial” impact on competition, warning it may lead to higher prices and reduced quality.

The two mobile firms have argued the deal will allow them to increase investment and better compete with major rivals, EE operator BT and Virgin Media-O2.

The regulator said it found in its initial probe that the two companies are important alternatives for mobile customers and combining these two businesses will reduce rivalry between mobile operators to win new customers.

The watchdog also raised concerns that the deal "may make it difficult" for smaller mobile operators – such as Sky Mobile, Lebara and Lyca Mobile – to negotiate good deals for their own customers, by reducing the number of mobile network operators that can host them.

The slew of announcements from Vodafone come as Vodafone took the wraps off a supercharged new Wi-Fi router, dubbed the Power Hub.

The upgraded router will be mailed out to all new customers who sign up for a broadband contract with Vodafone from now on.

The Power Hub comes equipped with Wi-Fi 6 — a more recent wireless standard that unlocks faster speeds and bigger data transfers.

Coupled with a full-fibre broadband connection, Wi-Fi 6 should be better equipped to juggle more devices without losing a connection.

According to Vodafone, the advancements afforded by Wi-Fi 6 means its new Power Hub can comfortably support up to 100 devices connected to the same network.

For those with dozens of smart home gadgets — from smart thermostats, video doorbells, smart speakers, connected lightbulbs, and other gadgets scattered in every room — that increased upper limit is sure to come in handy.

Vodafone, which boasts more than 1.38 million fixed broadband customers nationwide, describes its Power Hub router as being “built for Full Fibre, giving speeds of up to 910Mbps and is designed to work with the latest tech“.

The arrival of the Vodafone Power Hub puts the broadband supplier comfortably ahead of BT, which still only supports Wi-Fi 5 with its Smart Hub 2 router, which ships as standard with all broadband contracts.

As such, customers will be restricted to WPA2 encryption.

For those who have recently upgraded to a new MacBook Air or Galaxy S24 smartphone, which both come equipped with Wi-Fi 6E, this will be a frustrating omission.

[diku] 20/5/2024 14:24

CURYman is here?...

[blackhorse23] 20/5/2024 12:24

https://www.gbnews.com/tech/vodafone-broadband-millions-germany-tv

[chinese investor] 20/5/2024 11:52

COMPETITION

"astorcourt" is in the lead !

Is this not as exciting at the Premier League ?

[pierre oreilly] 20/5/2024 11:35

wendsworth18 May '24 - 15:26 - 8397 of 8406
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What a positive week for long term holders.

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Well, yes, can't disagree with that. Shame it's been about the only positive week in the 300 weeks I've held!

Oh well, water under the bridge. I did buy more a couple of weeks ago when the buyback was announced, but due to the divi cut next year, I put in just a half dose of investment, hoping to buy the other half on any blip down, which hasn't happened. Maybe I'll buy more today so the breakeven time for all my holdings is made shorter, before the end of the buybacks.

[vlad the impaler] 20/5/2024 08:32

BT will get a free ride on it if trades above 134.4 for long

BP off daily 200s, setting up lambs

[vlad the impaler] 20/5/2024 08:30

77.04 open - big intentions this week