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Vodafone Group Plc LSE:VOD London Ordinary Share GB00BH4HKS39 ORD USD0.20 20/21
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.22 -0.19% 116.18 52,509,914 16:35:14
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
116.28 116.34 117.10 115.24 115.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Mobile Telecommunications 37,268.08 3,743.06 0.32 358.1 31,176
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:01:31 O 39,491 116.118 GBX
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26/7/202111:09ALNCIN BRIEF: Vodafone Non-Executive Director Sanjiv Ahuja steps down
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23/7/202117:26UKREGVodafone Group Plc Share Buyback Programme
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30/7/2021
09:20		Vodafone Daily Update: Vodafone Group Plc is listed in the Mobile Telecommunications sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VOD. The last closing price for Vodafone was 116.40p.
Vodafone Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 112.02p and a 12 week average price of 112.02p.
The 1 year high share price is 142.74p while the 1 year low share price is currently 100.54p.
There are currently 26,834,312,187 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 75,789,168 shares. The market capitalisation of Vodafone Group Plc is £31,176,103,898.86.
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26/7/2021
11:12		spud: The Supreme Court’s Friday verdict may make fundraising an uphill task for Vodafone. Voda Group, Aditya Birla may dilute their stake in Voda Idea. https://www.hindustantimes.com/business/voda-group-aditya-birla-may-dilute-their-stake-in-voda-idea-101627245530040.html Vodafone Idea’s UK parent owns a 45% stake in the company, and the Indian promoter group, which includes Kumar Mangalam Birla and Aditya Birla Group firms, holds a 26% stake. By Anirudh Laskar, Hindustan Times, New Delhi UPDATED ON JUL 26, 2021 04:56 AM IST Vodafone Group Plc and Aditya Birla Group may cede control of Vodafone Idea Ltd (VIL) if a strategic investor wants to take control of the telco, two people directly aware of the internal discussions said. The development marks new thinking on the part of Vodafone Idea’s promoters, who were initially looking to bring in financial investors but have not been successful in raising the required funds, putting a question mark on the telco’s survival, the people cited above said, requesting anonymity. “The initial plan was to get an investor in and, alongside, the two promoters would have invested some more equity; but that plan has not worked out so far,” said one of the two people cited above. The two promoter groups are in talks with at least five investors, both strategic and financial, including three US-based funds, to sell a combination of Vodafone Idea shares and convertibles to be able to raise money for the cash-starved telco, repay government and bank dues, the people said. Vodafone Idea’s UK parent owns a 45% stake in the company, and the Indian promoter group, which includes Kumar Mangalam Birla and Aditya Birla Group firms, holds a 26% stake. “The two promoter groups are open to the option of doing away with a majority stake or transfer control,” said the first person, adding that this option will be considered only if the foreign entities agree to pay a premium to the prevailing market price of Vodafone Idea so that the company gets enough funding to take care of the telco’s ballooning dues. Vodafone Idea’s current market value is ₹24,000 crore, and if an equity deal of $2 billion ( ₹15,000 crore) happens at the current stock price, the promoter holding will get diluted by 62.5%, which means Vodafone Group’s holding will come down to around 28% and Aditya Birla group’s holding will be lowered to around 16.25%. Vodafone Idea’s stock hit the lower circuit twice on Friday after the Supreme Court dismissed the telco’s plea to allow payment of self-assessed AGR dues that are way lower than the one demanded by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). The shares fell 10% to ₹8.36 on BSE. The telco desperately needs to raise capital to deal with its liabilities of ₹1.8 lakh crore. The government has demanded ₹58,254 crore as AGR dues from Vodafone idea, while the company has self-assessed this at ₹21,533 crore. Vodafone has so far paid only ₹7,854 crore. The Supreme Court’s Friday verdict may make fundraising an uphill task for Vodafone Idea. Emails sent to Vodafone Plc, Vodafone Idea and Aditya Birla Group remained unanswered. Multiple messages sent to the AB Group did not elicit any response. spud
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23/7/2021
07:24		hades1: Vodafone Group Plc VOD Vodafone - Q1 FY22 Trading Update BFW 07/23 06:02 Vodafone 1Q Organic Service Revenue Beats Estimates BN 07/23 06:01 *VODAFONE STILL SEES FY ADJ FREE CASH FLOW AT LEAST EU5.2B BN 07/23 06:01 *VODAFONE STILL SEES FY ADJ. EBITDA AL EU15.0B TO EU15.4B BN 07/23 06:00 *VODAFONE DELIVER FY22 GUIDANCE BN 07/23 06:00 *VODAFONE 1Q ORGANIC SERVICE REV. +3.3%, EST. +1.91% BN 07/23 06:00 *VODAFONE 1Q REV. EU11.10B, EST. EU10.67B Vodafone Group Plc VOD Vodafone - Q1 FY22 Trading Update 2021-07-23 06:00:09.100 GMT Look Good
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22/7/2021
08:47		spud: Vodafone Group Plc VODAFONE SPAIN ACQUIRES 2x10 MHZ OF SPECTRUMSource: UK Regulatory (RNS & others)TIDMVODRNS Number : 0484GVodafone Group Plc22 July 202121 JULY 2021VODAFONE SPAIN ACQUIRES 2x10 MHZ OF SPECTRUM TO EXPAND 5G SERVICESVodafone Spain has acquired 2x10 MHz of spectrum in the 700 MHz band from the Spanish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation ('MINECO') for EUR350 million (reserve price for the acquired block).The total amount will be payable in a single instalment following the conclusion of the auction process. In addition, a licensing fee of EUR15.5m will be payable each year.The spectrum acquired has initial holding rights until 2041, with an automatic renewal with no additional fees for a further 20 years (until 2061), subject to meeting the licence obligations.Vodafone Spain will use the spectrum to continue offering one of the leading mobile experiences in Spain through its 'built right' approach to 5G, expanding its footprint and offering better coverage, including indoor buildings.Colman Deegan, CEO of Vodafone Spain, said: "Vodafone welcomes the improved conditions offered by the government for this spectrum auction, which represents an important step towards achieving a sustainable, economically viable sector necessary for continued investment in connectivity.""The new 5G frequencies acquired today will enable Vodafone Spain to accelerate the deployment of our leading 5G network in the coming months, ensuring that consumers and businesses can take advantage of digital transformation opportunities to support economic recovery after the pandemic."spud
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21/7/2021
15:48		spud: Vodafone Q1 preview: where next for Vodafone shares? JOSHUA WARNER July 21, 2021 10:37 AM https://www.cityindex.co.uk/market-analysis/where-next-for-vodafone-shares-ahead-of-its-q1-results/ Vodafone is expected to see top-line growth accelerate in the first quarter of its new financial year and brokers are bullish on the telecom giant’s recovery prospects going forward. We explain what to expect from the results this week and consider where Vodafone shares are headed. When will Vodafone release Q1 earnings? Vodafone is scheduled to release first-quarter results on the morning of Friday July 23. This will cover its performance over the three months to the end of June. What to expect from the Vodafone results Vodafone’s quarterly updates focus exclusively on top-line numbers. Analysts are expecting total revenue to rise 1.5% to EUR10.66 billion from EUR10.50 billion the year before. Vodafone surprised the markets when it posted 0.8% organic service revenue growth in the final quarter of the last financial year, beating the 0.4% expected by analysts. Notably, the consensus anticipates growth will accelerate markedly to 1.9% in the first quarter. That will be flattered as Vodafone starts to come up against weaker comparatives from when results started to be hit by the pandemic, but it will be a welcome acceleration nonetheless. Germany, by far Vodafone’s biggest market, returned to delivering organic service revenue growth in the second-half of the last financial year, exiting with 1.2% growth in the fourth-quarter, while continuing to decline in the UK, Italy and Spain. Investors will want to see growth in Germany accelerate and for a continued recovery in its three other core markets in the first quarter. Watch for any changes to Vodafone’s outlook for the full year. The company is currently aiming to deliver adjusted Ebitda (which will be reported as ‘EBITDAaL’) of EUR15.0 to EUR15.4 billion and adjusted free cashflow of at least EUR5.2 billion. That can be compared to the adjusted Ebitda of EUR14.88 billion and EUR5.7 billion in cashflow delivered in the last financial year. Notably, Vodafone shares have shed over 19% in value since it released its full-year results, spurred lower as earnings came in at the bottom-end of expectations and because markets were disappointed by its cashflow target after Vodafone said it was raising the amount it was spending on investment. Vodafone shares still trade some 26% lower than pre-pandemic levels. Still, brokers believe Vodafone can not only recover all those losses but go on to hit levels not seen since 2018 with an average target price of 169.28 pence – implying over 47% potential upside from the current share price. The 24 brokers covering Vodafone have an average Buy rating on the stock, with 10 rating Strong Buy, 12 Buy and two at Sell. The recovery prospects are underpinned by the reopening of the European economy. Lockdowns have meant people have used less mobile data and the lack of travel has meant less income from allowing tourists to piggyback of its network whilst travelling in Europe has also fallen. Handset sales have also been hit, but this is also being caused by customers delaying purchases to await a worthwhile model to upgrade to. Wholesale revenue also fell as other telecoms providers that use Vodafone’s network suffered similar problems. The majority of these headwinds should ease as Europe reopens, although this looks likely to vary wildly country-by-country. Plus, investors will hope a recovery can finally start to unleash the benefits from the acquisition of Liberty Global, with the tailwinds seen last year being wiped out by the impact of the pandemic. Where next for the Vodafone share price? Vodafone has been trending lower since June 2015 when the stock price formed a high of 258.00. In late February 2020, VOD moved aggressively lower to 92.76 as the pandemic stuck. Price bounced to horizontal resistance near 142.68 and began coiling in a symmetrical triangle. The stock price briefly broke above the downward sloping trendline on the triangle in May, only to be rejected by the horizontal resistance at 142.68 once again and pushed back into the triangle. As is often the case, when a price fails to breakout of one side of a pattern, it moves to test the other side. Expectations for a symmetrical triangle are that price will break out in the same direction as when price entered the triangle. In this case, that would be lower. First support is near 111.25, near current levels. If price breaks below the triangle, there is horizontal support near 103.88, just ahead of the February 2020 lows at 92.76. If price holds the trendline and moves higher, Horizontal resistance is at 125.64. The top, downward sloping trendline of the triangle crosses near 135.00. spud
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15/7/2021
10:01		estienne: Vodafone Offers An Attractive Entry Point Jul. 14, 2021 2:56 PM ETVodafone Group Plc (VOD)12 Comments14 Likes Summary A 17% drop in the share price over the past eight weeks is unjustified and offers an attractive entry point. The company's financial performance throughout the pandemic has been solid, and the 6.5% dividend yield is safe. The company's management have been making the right calls and are navigating the ship with prudence. Vodafone office building in Eschborn, Germany AM-C/iStock Unreleased via Getty Images Following the 17% drop in the share price of Vodafone since early May, investors can find an attractive entry point. The last time the share price was that low was in November 2020 - before the big hike in European shares started to happen. Today, the shares are trading at very attractive levels, and investors should pay close attention to this compelling opportunity. Why did the slide start? Vodafone's (VOD) shares started sliding since the company announced its full year numbers on the 18th of May 2021. The company's financial year ends in March, meaning it captured the full impact of the Covid-19 lockdowns more than other companies in its full year numbers, given that calendar Q1 of 2021 witnessed severe lockdowns across much of Europe due to a spike in infections while the vaccines were starting to be rolled out. The main trigger of the southward slide of Vodafone's shares was the hit to its free cash flow generation that resulted from an acceleration of capital expenditures. Management sees these capex investments as necessary and that they will pay off in making Vodafone's network and service more efficient and competitive. Fundamental analysis is reassuring Vodafone's financial performance has been compelling, and the company has been a bedrock for investors during the pandemic. In the financial year ending 31 March 2021, service revenues were stable at EUR 37 billion, while EBITDA margin dropped by a fraction to reach 32.8%. Not bad in an end-to-end pandemic year. Net free cash flow witnessed the big drop from EUR 4.9 billion to EUR 3.1 billion, as capital expenditures accelerated, but still comfortably covering the dividend payment of EUR 2.6 billion. The company reiterated several times during the annual results publication that they will maintain a minimum of 9 cents per share as the dividend in the medium term, implying that although investors are not likely to experience much of an increase in the dividend, the 9 cents are expected to be set in stone. Given the current dividend yield is around 6.5%, income-seeking investors can be satisfied with that high return flowing into their pockets in the foreseeable future. (Vodafone's Full Year Presentation) Valuation is compelling Following the 17% slide since early May, Vodafone is now trading at 1.9x market cap to operating cash flow - below most European peers. Dutch telecom company KPN is trading at 5.5x the comparable ratio, Norwegian Telecom company Telenor is at 4.5x, and UK peer BT is at 3.2x. The current valuation of Vantage Towers leaves Vodafone's valuation even more compelling. The current market cap values the masts business at EUR 15 billion out of a total valuation of EUR 33 billion for Vodafone. A simple subtraction means the rest of Vodafone's business - ex-Vantage Towers - is valued at EUR 18 billion. Vantage Towers' current valuation is an astronomical P/E of 60 times, and market cap to operating cash flow of a similar parameter. This leaves Vodafone's valuation, excluding Vantage Towers, at a market cap to operating cash flow of 1x. If that is not a bargain, I do not know what is. Technical analysis levels support the thesis Although I mainly focus on fundamental analysis, a look at some technical indicators does not hurt in giving visibility on entry points. From the technical analysis perspective, there seems to be also compelling evidence that Vodafone's share price can be bottoming out. The RSI indicator on a 1-day interval starting ticking above the oversold 30 level, indicating the stock was oversold and that the share price is starting to recover. The Stochastic indicator is showing the same, also ticking above the oversold 20 level. The 1-day Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is indicating that the share price could have bottomed after weeks of selling, and that the direction is starting to reverse upwards. The share price is trading above the pivot point, and comfortably about recently established support levels, also indicating a bullish sentiment could be developing. Management has been proactive and disciplined Following the years of hype of IT and telecoms in the late 1990s and early 2000s, management of Vodafone has been largely conservative and disciplined over the past decade. With its former CFO, Nick Reed, on the helm, financial and investment decisions seem to have been more fine-tuned. The group avoided many of the pitfalls and misguided ambitions that turned into unfortunate adventures for many of Vodafone's peers. First, Vodafone focused on its core business of being a telecom operator and resisted the false dreams of being also a content provider as AT&T and Verizon in the US. Both AT&T and Verizon threw the towel recently on their content adventures by disposing or winding down their content assets, only a few years after massive spending of shareholders' money and accumulation of mountains of debt for these rash investments. Other peers have looked to emerging markets for achieving growth and escaping tough competition in developed markets, and many have been burned in the process. Norway's Telenor, Spain's Telefonica and France's Orange all ventured heavily into tough emerging markets and have suffered from typical emerging markets downsides; weakening local currencies, political and economic instability, and regulatory surprises. Vodafone's expansion into emerging markets has been measured, and only India was the failed adventure due to a combination of irrational market dumping-based competition and deadly regulatory clampdown. Vodacom, Vodafone's Africa venture, has been a solid and main contributor to both revenue growth and profitability generation - contributing 10% of revenues, contributing 11% and 13% of revenues and EBITDA, respectively, in the financial year ending 31 March 2021. (Vodafone's Full Year Presentation) Vodafone's divestments have also been well-measured, well-executed, profitable and timely. The company make a huge profit out of disposing of its 45% Verizon stake in 2014, and executed very well the partial divestment and listing of its masts business, Vantage Towers, which was partially floated in March of this year, raising EUR 2.8 billion for an 18.3% stake. The proceeds were used mainly in reducing Vodafone's leverage. (Vantage Towers IPO) Vodafone is a solid income investment for income-seeking investors, and it is trading near bottom levels of recent times, providing new investors with a chance to enter and existing investors with a tempting opportunity to increase their holdings. This article was written by Tarek El Sherbini
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09/7/2021
09:21		diku: Classic example only happens to VOD...buy backs and down ward price breakout... 08/07/2021 17:32 UKREG Vodafone Group Plc Transaction in Own Shares 07/07/2021 17:24 UKREG Vodafone Group Plc Transaction in Own Shares 06/07/2021 17:19 UKREG Vodafone Group Plc Transaction in Own Shares 05/07/2021 17:52 UKREG Vodafone Group Plc Transaction in Own Shares 02/07/2021 17:19 UKREG Vodafone Group Plc Transaction in Own Shares 01/07/2021 17:17 UKREG Vodafone Group Plc Transaction in Own Shares Latest Follow Feed Events Go to my Feed 08/07/2021 14:18 Breakout Vodafone hit a downwards 6 months price breakout. 08/07/2021 08:29 Breakout Vodafone hit a downwards 6 months price breakout. 07/07/2021 12:32 Breakout Vodafone hit a downwards 6 months price breakout. 06/07/2021 15:00 Breakout Vodafone hit a downwards 6 months price breakout.
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01/6/2021
08:52		diku: All these deal news are gobble-dy-ghook...what did the Tower IPO do to VOD share price?...
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20/5/2021
11:38		spud: Should Vodafone ditch its dividend? https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/news/2021/05/19/should-vodafone-ditch-its-dividend/ The company has expensive expansion plans in the coming years, which would surely be easier without the demands of the dividend May 19, 2021 By Megan Boxall Free cash flow fell substantially in the 2021 financial year and capital expenditure spiked Vodafone is aiming to slim down in order to capitalise on the post-pandemic opportunities in telecoms VOD:LSE Vodafone Group PLC 1mth Today change -0.57% Price (GBP) 125.68 The main area of opportunity in the telecoms market is a tricky one to judge. Vodafone (VOD) – although confident of a post-pandemic surge in demand – doesn’t seem sure where the growth will come from. The company plans to invest in its fibre infrastructure network through partnerships, its mobile telecoms towers via the newly spun-out Vantage Towers and digital opportunities including its cloud tie-up with Google. And this spending won’t come cheap. In the year to March 2021, capital expenditure increased by €500m (£429m) – not including the €206m spent on 5G mobile network spectrum – and management has plans to accelerate spending further in 2022. Investors baulked at this prospect, which sent free cash flow down 37 per cent to €3.1bn in FY2021 and is likely to stunt free cash flow growth in the current financial year. Fear of spending might be a hangover from the years of excessive expansion which haunt Vodafone’s debt pile to this day. But the company is now a leaner and more efficient business than it has been for many years. Net debt stood at €40bn at the financial year end, down from €42bn in 2020 and the company has been working to optimise its assets with the aim of improving return on capital employed (ROCE). At 4 per cent, ROCE still has plenty of room for improvement, but it is certainly heading in the right direction after three years hovering around the 3.5 per cent mark. But the main puzzle in Vodafone’s streamlining efforts is its continued obsession with paying a dividend. In FY2021, the two 4.5¢ dividend payments cost the company €2.4bn of cash – that’s more than it made from the IPO of its towers network. If the opportunities for expansion are so great at the moment, surely that cash could be better spent somewhere else? Vodafone is never going to be an exciting growth company, but its performance in the last decade has been abysmal: revenues are roughly €10bn lower and the share price is just over half its 2011 equivalents. If cutting the dividend completely allows the company to invest in the post-pandemic opportunities that have emerged in telecoms, surely investors would welcome the change in direction. Hold. spud
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18/5/2021
16:49		monte1: Vodafone shares punished despite big annual profit 18th May 2021 08:19 Richard Hunter from interactive investor VOD -8.54% It swung to a full-year profit, but these results are clearly not good enough for the City. These are not results to shoot the lights out, but there are signs of measured progress at Vodafone Group VOD -8.54% within an extremely competitive sector. Cosmetic changes at the operating profit level have been a large contributor to an overall profit of €536 million in the year to 31 March, as compared to a loss of €455 million the previous year. Underlying operating profit was broadly stable, with a reduction in operating expenditure of €500 million showcasing Vodafone’s desire to streamline its operations. At the same time, the net debt figure improved to €40.5 billion from €42 billion, partially helped along by net proceeds of €2 billion resulting from the Vantage Towers IPO, in which the company retains a stake. This reduction was achieved despite increased investment in network performance to ensure resilience during the pandemic, when connectivity took on a whole new importance. Service revenues strengthened in the second half of the year, with the acquisition of Liberty Global German business already paying dividends. Germany now accounts for 31% of total group revenues and is a key growth area in achieving Vodafone’s ambitions, while “convergedR21; accounts which offer a quadruple play of bundled landline, broadband, mobile and TV are proving positive for customer retention. Meanwhile, the company has expanded its 5G rollout and is now available in 240 cities across 10 of its European markets. Further streamlining was in evidence in digital sales, which now account for 26% of the total across its markets in Germany, Italy, the UK and Spain. This plays into Vodafone’s wider strategy of capitalising on what it sees as major growth opportunities in the coming years, such as the switch to remote working which is likely to remain in some form post-pandemic, the “Internet of Things” or connected devices, and digital payments. There is certainly much to do for Vodafone, particularly in a notoriously competitive sector which can often simply come down to price in the mind of the consumer. The pandemic has had its own effect on revenues also, with an inevitable decline in visitor and roaming revenues, while handset sales have also suffered. For the income-seeking investor, a dividend yield of around 5.7% remains punchy and is clearly an affordable and desirable part of Vodafone’s strategy, which should keep it ringfenced from other drains on capital. The dividend has long been an attraction of the stock and has partially mitigated a tepid share price performance over recent years. Indeed, despite the price having risen by 17% over the last year, largely in line with the wider FTSE 100’s rise of 16%, the shares remain down by 28% over the last three years and by 38% over the last five. Despite some concerns that Vodafone has become a perennial “jam tomorrow” stock, there is evidence of meaningful progress washing through, and the market consensus of the shares as a 'strong buy' is likely to remain on improving prospects
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27/4/2021
20:07		diku: Does VOD share price track Tower share price or vice versa?...
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