Posts Tagged ‘Vodafone’

Vodafone Held Back by Southern Europe

Friday, July 20, 2012 10:51 No Comments

Due to the bad economic conditions in southern Europe and the UK, Vodafone’s overall service revenues curtailed despite the strong gains in emerging markets including India and Turkey.
Solid results in Germany and the US of the telecoms group also failed to revive slowing organic group service revenues in the first quarter of 2012, which [...]

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Vodafone Acquire Telstra’s New Zealand Subsidiary

Friday, July 13, 2012 6:00 No Comments

Australia’s biggest telecommunications company Telstra has sold its New Zealand subsidiary of Vodafone for 840 New Zealand dollars ($ 668m, £ 431m).
Vodafone New Zealand would win TelstraClear’s network infrastructure, voice and data-based services, and all his customers out of business. The acquisition is subject to regulatory approval. Analysts said the move would create a more [...]

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Vodafone Snaps up C&WW for £1bn

Monday, April 23, 2012 15:51 No Comments

The FTSE 100 communications company–Vodafone has agreed the £1bn cash acquisition of the troubled UK telecoms group–Cable & Wireless Worldwide winning the bidding battle to take over the company. Vodafone’s bid overcame a competing approach from Tata Communications.
Following the news, shares in C&WW jumped 16.5% in early London trading, while Vodafone was little changed at [...]

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Vodafone Takes £450m Hit on Greek Business

Wednesday, November 9, 2011 10:29 No Comments

The UK mobile group–Vodafone just reported a fall of 3% in pre-tax profit at its interim results for 2011-12, as it took a £450m writedown on its Greek mobile phone business. This results highlighted how some of Vodafone’s mobile businesses in the EU are under pressure amid the weak economic environment stemming from the EU [...]

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Vodafone Profits Rise Despite Spanish Woe

Wednesday, May 18, 2011 10:38 No Comments

The world’s biggest mobile operator–Vodafone has been forced to take a full-year impairment charge of more than £6bn due to squeezed consumer spending, increased competition as well as deeper discounts. Almost half of the problem listed above came from the telecommunications group’s troubled Spanish division.
Vodafone announced that the economic woes afflicting several southern European countries [...]

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Vodafone Pays $5bn to Buy out Essar from Indian Business

Friday, April 1, 2011 21:00 No Comments

Vodafone is to pay $5bn to buy the Essa conglomerate out of the UK mobile phone group’s Indian business.
According to Vodafone, it is said that put and call options were being exercised, under which Essar would sell its 33% stake in Vodafone Essar, the UK group’s Indian business, for $5bn cash. The deal would bring [...]

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Vodafone Bucks the Blue-Chip Blues

Thursday, February 4, 2010 7:46 No Comments

For Vodafone, which is has 79.000 employees and serves over 333m customers throughout the world, there is a rising trend in Europe and bounce-back from the riots in Turkey, driven higher on a cloudy day for the Footsie.
The cell phone giant opened the third quarter forecasts. Some 2.6 billion GBP was the stock market value [...]

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