DTE.DE - Deutsche Telekom AG
| Previous Close | 14.000 |
| Open | 14.050 |
| Bid | 0.000 x 910400 |
| Ask | 0.000 x 288200 |
| Day's Range | 13.875 - 14.085 |
| 52 Week Range | 12.720 - 15.880 |
| Volume | 9,319,610 |
| Avg. Volume | 11,856,100 |
| Market Cap | 65.865B |
| Beta | 0.74 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 17.79 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.784 |
| Earnings Date | Nov 8, 2018 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.65 (4.70%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-05-18 |
| 1y Target Est | 17.40 |
- CNBC Videos•10 days ago
Deutsche Telekom raises EBITDA guidance
Guy Peddy, head of European telecom research at Macquarie Group, discuses the performance of Deutsche Telekom and investing in Europe's telecoms sector more broadly.
- Reuters•2 days ago
German rail operator, Deutsche Telekom end Iran projects
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and Deutsche Telekom are ending projects in Iran after Washington imposed new sanctions against Tehran and said firms doing business with Iran would be barred from doing business with the United States. New U.S. sanctions against Iran took effect last week and several European companies have suspended plans to invest in Iran in light of the U.S. sanctions, including oil major Total as well as carmakers PSA, Renault and Daimler. State-owned Deutsche Bahn is involved in two projects in Iran via its subsidiary DB Engineering&Consulting, a spokeswoman said on Thursday.
Reuters•9 days agoD.Telekom braced for U.S. feedback this month on $26 billion Sprint deal
Deutsche Telekom said it expects to get initial feedback in late August from U.S. regulators on the proposed takeover of Sprint Corp by its T-Mobile unit, expressing confidence that the $26 billion deal will go through. The Bonn-based group also said on Thursday tough market conditions in the Netherlands reinforced the case for the acquisition of Tele2's local unit that is under a European Union antitrust review. The company raised its profit outlook for the second time this year as it reported second-quarter results buoyed by T-Mobile's strong performance, although this was offset by a drag from the weaker dollar.
- Reuters•9 days ago
D.Telekom braced for U.S. feedback this month on $26 bln Sprint deal
Deutsche Telekom said it expects to get initial feedback in late August from U.S. regulators on the proposed takeover of Sprint Corp by its T-Mobile unit, expressing confidence that the $26 billion deal will go through. The Bonn-based group also said on Thursday tough market conditions in the Netherlands reinforced the case for the acquisition of Tele2's local unit that is under a European Union antitrust review. The company raised its profit outlook for the second time this year as it reported second-quarter results buoyed by T-Mobile's strong performance, although this was offset by a drag from the weaker dollar.
- Reuters•10 days ago
Deutsche Telekom says Netherlands market very difficult
Deutsche Telekom said that market conditions in the Netherlands were very difficult, reinforcing the case behind its bid to buy the Dutch business of Sweden's Tele2 that is now undergoing a European Union antitrust review. "If competition is to be invigorated with new convergent products, and above all if the Netherlands wants a fast 5G roll-out, then the country needs a strong third integrated provider," CFO Thomas Dannenfeldt told a conference call. Speaking after Bonn-based Deutsche Telekom reported results that were dented by the weak dollar, Dannenfeldt said he expected reported and organic results - the latter stated at constant currency - to converge in the current quarter.
Reuters•10 days agoDeutsche Telekom again lifts core profits guidance
Deutsche Telekom raised its profit outlook for the second time this year as it reported second-quarter results which showed underlying growth, although this was offset by a drag from the weaker U.S. dollar. Europe's largest telecoms operator said it now expected adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) to reach 23.4 billion euros ($27.17 billion) in 2018, up from 23.3 billion previously, at constant exchange rates. "We remain firmly on track," Chief Financial Officer Thomas Dannenfeldt said of the results.
- The Wall Street Journal•10 days ago
[$$] Deutsche Telekom 2nd Quarter Net Profit Fell
Deutsche Telekom AG on Thursday raised its guidance for the full year as its second-quarter net profit nearly halved on a one-off expense.
- Bloomberg•10 days ago
Deutsche Telekom Raises Outlook on Back of Growth at T-Mobile US
Deutsche Telekom AG forecast higher full-year earnings bolstered by growth in the U.S., underscoring how vital the planned $26.5 billion deal for its T-Mobile US Inc. unit to buy Sprint Corp. is for the German carrier. T-Mobile US added 1 million customers in the second quarter, including 686,000 million new phone subscribers. In Germany, more customers are selecting two or more services from Deutsche Telekom, which increases loyalty as well as phone bills.
- Bloomberg•10 days ago
Deutsche Telekom Raises Forecast on Back of Growth in U.S.
Deutsche Telekom AG forecast higher full-year earnings bolstered by growth in the U.S., underscoring that the planned $26.5 billion deal for its T-Mobile US Inc. unit to buy Sprint Corp. is vital for the German carrier. Deutsche Telekom is defending leading positions in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, where growth is harder to come by -- especially as rival Vodafone Group Plc is bolstering its portfolio with some of Liberty Global Plc’s units.
- Simply Wall St.•10 days ago
Why Deutsche Telekom AG’s (FRA:DTE) Ownership Structure Is Important
In this analysis, my focus will be on developing a perspective on Deutsche Telekom AG’s (FRA:DTE) latest ownership structure, a less discussed, but important factor. Ownership structure of a companyRead More...
- Reuters•last month
Huawei "shortcomings" expose new security risks in UK telecom networks - govt report
Problems with products made by China's Huawei Technologies have exposed new security risks in Britain's telecommunications network, a UK government report said on Thursday. "Identification of shortcomings in Huawei's engineering processes have exposed new risks in the UK telecommunication networks and long-term challenges in mitigation and management," senior British security officials said in the report. Sources told Reuters ahead of the report's publication that British officials say they can now give only limited assurances that Huawei's UK operations pose no threat to national security, downgrading their previous position.
- Reuters•last month
Deutsche Telekom names Bohle as next head of personnel
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) on Friday named Birgit Bohle as its next head of personnel, filling a post that will fall vacant when Christian Illek takes over as chief financial officer ...
- Reuters•last month
T-Systems pay offer 'not acceptable' - labour union
A pay offer made by T-Systems, Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.DE) IT services arm, is not acceptable, the Verdi services union negotiating on behalf of 11,000 workers said on Friday after a fourth round of wage talks. The offer from T-Systems foresees a 1.6 percent raise on April 1 of next year and would extend a pledge to refrain from compulsory redundancies by two years. "Twelve empty months and a small percentage increase in 2019 would mean a massive loss of incomes in real terms," Verdi pay negotiator Michael Jaekel said in a statement.
- Reuters•last month
Deutsche Telekom's T-Systems offers to extend no-redundancy pledge
Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.DE) troubled IT services arm T-Systems made a pay offer on Thursday that included extending a pledge to refrain from compulsory redundancies by two years. CEO Adel Al-Saleh recently said he wanted to cut 10,000 jobs in a drive to return T-Systems to profitability and the pay proposal seeks to sweeten that pill by extending a pledge there would be no forced layoffs until the end of 2020. The company's pay offer runs to the end of 2019 and assumes that T-Systems hits its business targets this year, and foresees a pay rise of 1.6 percent on April 1, 2019, the company said.
- Reuters•last month
Deals of the day-Mergers and acquisitions
** Siemens and Alstom are set to face a full-scale EU antitrust investigation this week after declining to provide concessions to allay regulatory concerns about their plan to combine their rail operations, two people familiar with the matter said. ** Comcast Corp is identifying potential buyers for Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's regional sports networks in an attempt to ease antitrust concerns about a new bid to acquire most of Fox's assets, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
- Reuters•last month
EU clears Deutsche Telekom to buy Liberty Global's Austrian unit
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators approved on Monday Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.DE) 1.9-billion-euro (1.7 billion pounds) purchase of cable provider Liberty Global's (LBTYA.O) Austrian unit, ...
- Reuters•last month
EU clears Deutsche Telekom to buy Liberty Global's Austrian unit
EU antitrust regulators approved on Monday Deutsche Telekom's 1.9-billion-euro purchase of cable provider Liberty Global's Austrian unit, saying the deal would not hurt competition. The European Commission ...
- Simply Wall St.•2 months ago
Are Deutsche Telekom AG’s (FRA:DTE) Interest Costs Too High?
Deutsche Telekom AG (FRA:DTE), a large-cap worth €65.18b, comes to mind for investors seeking a strong and reliable stock investment. One reason being its ‘too big to fail’ aura whichRead More...
- Reuters•2 months ago
Deutsche Telekom's T-Systems to cut 10,000 jobs - CEO
T-Systems, the lossmaking IT services arm of Germany's Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE), plans to cut 10,000 jobs in a three-year drive to return to profitability, CEO Adel Al-Saleh told staff on Thursday. Al-Saleh, brought in this year to turn around T-Systems, told a staff meeting at its Bonn headquarters that 6,000 of the job cuts would come in Germany as the firm takes out management layers and shuts most of its offices. "The reduction programme will be expensive because we want to make it as socially bearable as possible - but this investment will pay off," Al-Saleh told a town hall meeting with 400 staff that was watched by 9,000 more online.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Deutsche Telekom's T-Systems to cut 10,000 jobs - CEO
T-Systems, the lossmaking IT services arm of Germany's Deutsche Telekom, plans to cut 10,000 jobs in a three-year drive to return to profitability, CEO Adel Al-Saleh told staff on Thursday. Al-Saleh, brought in this year to turn around T-Systems, told a staff meeting at its Bonn headquarters that 6,000 of the job cuts would come in Germany as the firm takes out management layers and shuts most of its offices. "The reduction programme will be expensive because we want to make it as socially bearable as possible - but this investment will pay off," Al-Saleh told a town hall meeting with 400 staff that was watched by 9,000 more online.
- Associated Press•2 months ago
Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems to cut 10,000 jobs
BERLIN (AP) — German IT services and consulting company T-Systems, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, plans to cut 10,000 jobs worldwide by 2020.
- Simply Wall St.•2 months ago
You Should Buy Deutsche Telekom AG (FRA:DTE) Because Of These Reasons
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Reuters•2 months agoEU investigates Deutsche Telekom's Dutch deal amid competition concerns
BRUSSELS/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) faces a four-month investigation into its bid to buy the Dutch business of Swedish peer Tele2 (TEL2b.ST) after EU antitrust regulators voiced concerns about the deal. The European Commission's investigation, which began on Tuesday, underscores its hard line against telecoms deals which reduce the number of players in a market from four to three and could hit consumers with higher bills. "We are opening this in-depth investigation to ensure, that the proposed transaction between T-Mobile NL and Tele2 NL will not lead to higher prices or less choice in mobile services for Dutch consumers," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
