VOD - Vodafone Group Plc
| Previous Close | 22.85 |
| Open | 22.65 |
| Bid | 22.78 x 1000 |
| Ask | 23.73 x 1400 |
| Day's Range | 22.59 - 22.84 |
| 52 Week Range | 22.47 - 32.75 |
| Volume | 3,584,425 |
| Avg. Volume | 4,327,568 |
| Market Cap | 62.928B |
| Beta | 0.80 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 22.33 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.02 |
| Earnings Date | N/A |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 1.79 (7.35%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-06-07 |
| 1y Target Est | 34.45 |
- CNBC Videos•25 days ago
Vodafone needs to buy a big content player, says analyst
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- Simply Wall St.•yesterday
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- Financial Times•6 days ago
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- Financial Times•7 days ago
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- Bloomberg•19 days ago
Vodafone Could Be Ripe for Activist Investors
A weak share price, a fragile dividend and a switch of chief executives: conditions at Vodafone Group Plc may be ripe for a shake-up by U.S. activist investor Elliott Management Corp. The move comes at a critical time for Vodafone, which is battling intense competition in Europe and trying to rescue its share price from an eight-year low. Outgoing Chief Executive Officer Vittorio Colao spent the past decade shifting Vodafone from a predominantly mobile carrier with sprawling global investments to one which is more focused on Europe and also offers bundled internet services.
- Bloomberg•20 days ago
Vodafone Was Always an Activist Target Waiting to Happen
A weak share price, a massive debt-fuelled acquisition, and an impending switch to an unproven CEO: Vodafone Plc has the characteristics of a large, slow-moving target for shareholder activism. Little wonder investors took seriously Monday's story in Dealreporter that the British telecom group had attracted the interest of ubiquitous corporate agitator Elliott Management Corp. Whatever Vodafone and outgoing Chief Executive Officer Vittorio Colao have achieved lately, it hasn't been a success for investors.
- Bloomberg•20 days ago
Vodafone Surges on Report Activist Elliott Took Stake in Carrier
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- Reuters•23 days ago
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July 27 (Reuters) - Axiata Group Bhd: * GROUP'S STAKE IN COMBINED ENTITY IS DILUTED TO 8.17% FROM 16.33 PCT, AT COMPLETION OF MERGER BETWEEN IDEA CELLULAR, VODAFONE INDIA * SEES TECHNICAL NONCASH ACCOUNTING ...
- Market Realist•23 days ago
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- Bloomberg•25 days ago
Orange's Bet on Spain Pays Off With Quarterly Earnings Beat
Orange SA is taking lessons from a price war in France beyond its home market to Spain, where a push to win subscribers paid off with a second-quarter earnings beat. The French telecom carrier is winning phone, internet and TV customers to the detriment of rivals in Spain, where the entrance of Masmovil Ibercom SA as a fourth operator in 2016 added competitive pressure. Comparable sales rose 1.8 percent for Orange in Spain, where it now has 2.6 million fiber broadband customers, compared with a 0.6 percent gain in France.
- Reuters•25 days ago
Spain awards 5G frequencies to Telefonica, Vodafone, Orange
Spain on Wednesday awarded 5G frequencies to Telefonica, Vodafone and Orange at an auction, the economy ministry said in a statement. Telefonica invested 107 million euros to get 50 MHZ in spectrum, Orange paid 132 million euros for 60 MHZ and Vodafone paid 198 million euros for 90 MHZ.
- The Telegraph•25 days ago
Vodafone's Vittorio Colao bows out on rough quarter amid fierce competition
Vodafone's Vittorio Colao bows out on rough quarter amid fierce competition
- Reuters•25 days ago
Vodafone's Colao signs off with subdued quarter
Tough trading in Italy and Spain took the shine off the final set of results delivered by outgoing Vodafone boss Vittorio Colao, with the company reporting a slowdown in first-quarter organic service revenue growth on Wednesday. For the quarter to the end of June, organic service revenue grew by 0.3 percent under the IAS 18 accounting basis, a sharp slowdown from the previous year but slightly ahead of consensus forecasts at 0.2 percent. The results reflected some of the challenges that Colao, an Italian, has encountered in his 10 years in charge - competition in Italy and Spain and an intense price war in India.
- Reuters•26 days ago
Vodafone's Colao signs off with subdued quarter
Tough trading in Italy and Spain took the shine off the final set of results delivered by outgoing Vodafone boss Vittorio Colao, with the company reporting a slowdown in first-quarter organic service revenue growth on Wednesday. The world's second biggest mobile operator had warned that growth would slow at the start of the new financial year, but it reiterated its full-year cash and earnings targets. For the quarter to the end of June, organic service revenue grew by 0.3 percent under the IAS 18 accounting basis, a sharp slowdown from the previous year but slightly ahead of consensus forecasts at 0.2 percent.
- Bloomberg•26 days ago
Vodafone's New CEO Read Faces Challenge of a Stagnant Europe
Vodafone Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Vittorio Colao staked the British company’s future on Europe’s maturing telecommunications market, where business is now shrinking in a challenge for his successor Nick Read. The decline in European quarterly sales that Vodafone reported Wednesday piles pressure on Read to confront new mobile competitors in southern Europe and make a success of its $22 billion takeover of Liberty Global Plc’s German and east European businesses. The world’s second-largest mobile carrier resorted to steep discounting in Spain, where Orange SA is stepping up its game, and in Italy, where Iliad SA burst onto the scene in May with cut-price subscriptions.
