TEF.MC - Telefónica, S.A.
| Previous Close | 7.42 |
| Open | 7.40 |
| Bid | 7.31 x 0 |
| Ask | 7.32 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 7.31 - 7.41 |
| 52 Week Range | 6.59 - 8.06 |
| Volume | 9,695,054 |
| Avg. Volume | 25,612,208 |
| Market Cap | 37.965B |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 0.98 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 11.97 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.61 |
| Earnings Date | Jul 25, 2019 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.40 (5.39%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2019-12-17 |
| 1y Target Est | 9.74 |
- Insider Monkey•19 days ago
Hedge Funds Have Never Been This Bullish On Telefonica S.A. (TEF)
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- Reuters•25 days ago
El Salvador takes aim at imprisoned gang leaders ability to make calls
It will be much harder for El Salvador's prison population, including gang leaders, to communicate with those on the outside after the government on Friday ordered mobile telephone service providers to disable their signals in the facilities. The decision by President Nayib Bukele, who took office earlier this month, is aimed at reducing the country's high murder rate and other violent crimes, which he says are often ordered by those behind bars. The country's mobile telephone providers, including Claro, Tigo, Digicel and Telefonica have 72 hours to comply with the order, Bukele said in a post on Twitter.
- Reuters•last month
UPDATE 1-Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel approves plan to widen broadband access
Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel on Thursday approved a plan to coordinate investments among public and private players aimed at increasing access to broadband in Latin America's largest economy. Brazilian units of Telefonica SA, Telecom Italia SpA and Oi SA have been rushing to expand their fiber-to-home (FTTH) broadband service in Brazil. According to Anatel, the plan, named PERT, coordinates both public and private initiatives, in order to widen the access to fiber and, in cities where this is not possible, allows connections via satellite or other technologies.
- Reuters•last month
UPDATE 2-UK tells telecom firms to be cautious over Huawei after U.S. warnings
British telecom companies should show "all due caution" before using China's Huawei equipment in their 5G networks because the government cannot ignore the warnings from the United States, its digital minister said. Britain has found itself caught up in the diplomatic row between Washington and Beijing after the Trump administration told allies not to use Huawei's 5G equipment for fear it could allow China to spy on sensitive communications and data. Britain's National Security Council, chaired by Prime Minister Theresa May, had agreed in April to allow Huawei restricted access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but that decision has been put on hold following the U.S. intervention.
- Market Realist•last month
Rise of Online Video Opens Up Business for Nokia
Can Nokia Capitalize on Huawei’s Plight in Canada?(Continued from Prior Part)Nokia to help improve Telefónica network for video trafficTelefónica Spain recently adopted Nokia’s (NOK) Deepfield Cloud Intelligence for greater visibility into
- Reuters•2 months ago
U.S. smartphone financing tech startup PayJoy raises $20 million
PayJoy, a startup that has developed smartphone technology to facilitate access to credit in emerging markets, has raised $20 million from venture capital firm Greylock Partners, the company said on Thursday. Union Square Ventures, EchoVC and Core Innovation Capital also participated in the round, PayJoy said. The San Francisco-based startup said it will use the funding to expand, secure more partners and develop new technologies.
- Reuters•2 months ago
El Salvador rejects Slim's bid for Telefonica unit; Slim to try again
El Salvador's competition authority has rejected Mexican telecoms firm America Movil's bid to acquire a local unit of Telefonica, but the company controlled by the family of billionaire Carlos Slim vowed to try again. In January, Spain's Telefonica reached a deal to sell operations in Guatemala and El Salvador to America Movil. In a statement on Tuesday, the Superintendence of Competition (SC) said the bid by America Movil, which is controlled by the Slim family, was "inadmissible" and that the company had been informed of the decision dated April 29.
- Reuters•2 months ago
El Salvador rejects America Movil bid to buy Telefonica unit
El Salvador's competition authority on Tuesday said it had rejected a bid by Mexican telecoms company America Movil to acquire the local unit of Spanish rival Telefonica, arguing the planned takeover did ...
- Reuters•2 months ago
Huawei mobile users ponder switching brand after Google news
LONDON/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Time to abandon the Huawei phone? Google said on Monday it would comply with an order by U.S. President Donald Trump to stop supplying Huawei, meaning it would no longer be able to offer its popular Android apps to buyers of new Huawei phones. The order to U.S. companies could affect tens of millions of consumers in Europe, its biggest market outside mainland China.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Spain's Telefonica says is reviewing U.S. Huawei order
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Telefonica is reviewing a U.S. order which hit Chinese telecoms giant Huawei with severe sanctions, to see if it will affect its customers, a spokeswoman for the group said on ...
- Thomson Reuters StreetEvents•2 months ago
Edited Transcript of TEF.MC earnings conference call or presentation 10-May-19 8:00am GMT
Q1 2019 Telefonica SA Earnings Call
- Moody's•2 months ago
MasMovil Holdphone S.A.U. -- Moody's assigns first-time B1 ratings to Masmovil; outlook stable
Moody's Investors Service, ("Moody's") has today assigned a first-time B1 Corporate Family Rating ("CFR") and a B1-PD Probability of Default Rating ("PDR") to Masmovil Ibercom, S.A. ("Masmovil"). Concurrently, Moody's has assigned a B1 rating to the E1,450 million senior secured Term Loan B due in 2026, the E100 million senior secured revolving credit facility due in 2024 and the E150 million senior secured Capex facility due in 2024 and raised by MasMovil Holdphone S.A.U. (100% subsidiary of Masmovil). "The B1 rating reflects Masmovil's success as the fourth largest telecommunications company in Spain, consistently growing revenues at double-digit rates and achieving a market share of close to 16% in residential mobile and 8% in the residential fixed segment since its creation in 2006," says Carlos Winzer, Moody's Senior Vice President, and lead analyst for Masmovil.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Broadband firms must tell customers about best deals-UK regulator
British broadband, phone and pay-TV firms must tell customers about their best deals to encourage them to switch away from uncompetitive contracts long after the initial offer period ends, British telecoms regulator Ofcom said on Wednesday. Ofcom said more than 20 million people had passed their initial contract period and many of them were now paying more than they needed to. It said customers who bundled their landline and broadband services together paid, on average, around 20% more when they are 'out of contract', rising to 26% for customers who also took a pay-TV service in their contracts.
Reuters•2 months agoMexico president says state will cover internet gaps, others should 'stand aside'
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Saturday the government would bring internet to remote areas of the country and that current concession holders should "stand aside" if they cannot do the job. In a campaign-style speech to hundreds of supporters in El Nayar, a municipality in the western state of Nayarit, the veteran leftist said companies were not bringing internet to the remotest areas because they were only interested in profits. Lopez Obrador, who has pledged to ensure the whole country has internet, did not elaborate further, and a spokesman for the presidency could not immediately be reached for comment.
Bloomberg•2 months agoWhen Digitization Isn't The Answer to Your Prayers
Telefonica SA is illustrating why. The former Spanish national carrier is midway through a digital transformation program, and has succeeded in realizing almost two thirds of the 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) in savings it’s targeting by the end of next year. Digitization can only take you so far.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Telefonica sees Spain, services helping to meet 2019 guidance
Spain's Telefonica expects improvements in its home market, service revenues and more efficient use of digital technology to help boost earnings growth and meet full-year guidance, the company said on Friday. Large telecoms operators across Europe are battling to maintain growth in the face of strong competition from low-cost rivals, while at the same time investing heavily in next-generation mobile networks and fibre broadband. Telefonica said its revenue growth trend improved in the first quarter.
- Bloomberg•2 months ago
Telefonica Profit Rises After Digital Push Bears Fruit
Key InsightsTelefonica Chairman Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete is pushing artificial intelligence and other technology throughout the company’s networks to cut costs and improve efficiencies. Oibda was negatively impacted by poor performance in the embattled Mexican unit, where it declined 46 percent in the quarterNet debt is set to drop to 38.7 billion euros after Telefonica receives proceeds from asset sales. Telefonica, which long faced investor concerns about its debt, may now have financial flexibility to pursue acquisitions for growth.
- Reuters•2 months ago
Cellnex CEO says UK's CTIL matches its criteria as takeover target
MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish phone towers group Cellnex may consider a takeover bid for British tower company CTIL, but could not afford to invest in France's TDF after agreeing to buy 10,700 sites in France, ...
Reuters•2 months agoVodafone steps up fight for Liberty deal with German access offer
LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Vodafone stepped up its battle to gain regulatory approval for its Liberty Global deal on Tuesday by offering rival Telefonica Deutschland access to its enlarged high-speed broadband network. The world's No.2 mobile operator agreed a year ago to pay $22 billion (17 billion pounds) for Liberty's cable networks in Germany and central Europe, seeking increased fixed-line heft to better compete with German market leader Deutsche Telekom. Seeking to increase competition in the German market and defuse criticism of the deal, Vodafone on Tuesday said that Telefonica Deutschland would be able to offer super-fast services over Vodafone and Liberty's Unitymedia cable networks in Germany if the deal is approved.
