Vodafone Share Discussion Threads

[brucie5] 05/6/2024 11:35

Except that it will be cut after it goes ex-div, no?

[justiceforthemany] 05/6/2024 11:17

10% annualised dividend if you buy today.

[estienne] 05/6/2024 10:12

He must be pretty confident

[adrian noble] 05/6/2024 09:53

Vodafone Group PLC - Newbury, Berkshire-based telecommunications provider - Chief Financial Officer Luka Mucic buys 510,000 shares at GBP0.7615 each, worth GBP388,365, in London on Monday.

[chinese investor] 05/6/2024 09:26

Closing Time is Sunday 23:59 !

[keyno] 05/6/2024 00:12

76p is my guess. Ta.

[institutional investments] 04/6/2024 19:28

It won't want utril x div

Assured

[institutional investments] 04/6/2024 19:25

Assured. Big big move. It has no choice after today .

[institutional investments] 04/6/2024 19:23

Big day tomorrow , for one side of market

[xtomo] 04/6/2024 19:18

Yep.. more and more like the Beano now. First time I've checked in a week and I'm now going to forget it and let the kids play.

[jj123bb] 04/6/2024 13:49

Current dividend 2.76p + 3p (if 2b buyback is given as dividend) = 5.76pThis would send the share price much higher!

[jubberjim] 04/6/2024 10:55

Can I have a go @ 67

Thanks

[philanderer] 04/6/2024 10:03

Nice buy from the CFO yesterday

510,000 @ GBP 0.7615 = GBP 388,365

[unastubbs] 04/6/2024 07:16

Luka bought another half million shares...

[unastubbs] 04/6/2024 07:15

The Times business commentary Tracey Boles

Leader of the herd

The Internet of Things has come a long way since connected cows hit the headlines. For the uninitiated, these are cattle that wear devices such as collars and ear tags that monitor them and their habits, leading to better meat and dairy products. An increasing number and range of devices are being connected to the IoT. The number of connections is expected to increase from 2.9 billion in 2022 to 7.3 billion in 2032. This allows companies to monitor or control the condition and location of their products anywhere in the world, be that in clinical care, smart buildings, energy management, or logistics and distribution. The benefits include efficiency, sustainability and value. Vodafone, an early mover into the IoT, has become a dominant player. Since 2010, it has built a global business connecting about 187 million devices worldwide for thousands of brands. Its IoT products and services business generated €1 billion of revenue last year and became a standalone company on April 1. So what’s next for this fast- growing arm of the business? Vodafone wants to “hyperscale221; the unit by attracting more customers, on more networks in more countries. I see a time when it may make sense for the business to be spun off from Vodafone for a stock market listing. Given the potential for growth, this is one to watch.

[chinese investor] 04/6/2024 07:12

A lot of optimists in the NEW COMPETITION !

[blackhorse23] 04/6/2024 07:11

Excellent director buying

[unastubbs] 04/6/2024 06:09

The Times business commentary Tracey Boles 4 June 2024

Leader of the herd

The Internet of Things has come a long way since connected cows hit the headlines. For the uninitiated, these are cattle that wear devices such as collars and ear tags that monitor them and their habits, leading to better meat and dairy products. An increasing number and range of devices are being connected to the IoT. The number of connections is expected to increase from 2.9 billion in 2022 to 7.3 billion in 2032. This allows companies to monitor or control the condition and location of their products anywhere in the world, be that in clinical care, smart buildings, energy management, or logistics and distribution. The benefits include efficiency, sustainability and value. Vodafone, an early mover into the IoT, has become a dominant player. Since 2010, it has built a global business connecting about 187 million devices worldwide for thousands of brands. Its IoT products and services business generated €1 billion of revenue last year and became a standalone company on April 1. So what’s next for this fast- growing arm of the business? Vodafone wants to “hyperscale221; the unit by attracting more customers, on more networks in more countries. I see a time when it may make sense for the business to be spun off from Vodafone for a stock market listing. Given the potential for growth, this is one to watch.

[institutional investments] 03/6/2024 15:46

77 going to be a tough nut now. hope you get consolidation for a while dudes. You dont want to go under the quoted price, or il be first to send in the gerbilators

[blackhorse23] 03/6/2024 14:33

Dividend 3.85p plus 500m shares buy back = 100p plus