Vodafone Earnings Outlook
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Vodafone Reports Jump in Broadband Services, Fall in Roaming in COVID-19 Pandemic
Vodafone, the world's second largest mobile operator, nudged up its earnings outlook on Monday, saying it was increasingly confident after a "resilient" first half, despite the impact of COVID-19 obscuring its underlying momentum.
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Outlook On Vodafone Idea Critical, Says Parent Company
Vodafone Idea needs to pay over Rs 53,000 crore as licence fee, spectrum usage charge, interest and penalty dues to the telecom department.
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US-China Trade Relations, Macro Data To Guide Markets: Experts
Index heavyweights like HDFC, ITC, Vodafone Idea, Lupin, Hindalco, Bajaj Auto and IOC are also expected to announce their Q4 earning results
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Vodafone Lifts Earnings Outlook Higher as Trading Improves
The British group reported second-quarter organic service revenue, which strips out items like handset sales and currency movements, down 1.5 per cent, compared with the near 4 or 5 per cent falls it recorded in the last six quarters. It also beat the consensus of a fall of 2.8 per cent.
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Vodafone cuts revenue outlook on European woes
Vodafone posted full-year results in line with forecasts as strength in emerging markets and Germany and Turkey offset a slump in spending in Spain and Italy.
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Vodafone Reports Jump in Broadband Services, Fall in Roaming in COVID-19 Pandemic
Vodafone, the world's second largest mobile operator, nudged up its earnings outlook on Monday, saying it was increasingly confident after a "resilient" first half, despite the impact of COVID-19 obscuring its underlying momentum.
-
Outlook On Vodafone Idea Critical, Says Parent Company
Vodafone Idea needs to pay over Rs 53,000 crore as licence fee, spectrum usage charge, interest and penalty dues to the telecom department.
-
US-China Trade Relations, Macro Data To Guide Markets: Experts
Index heavyweights like HDFC, ITC, Vodafone Idea, Lupin, Hindalco, Bajaj Auto and IOC are also expected to announce their Q4 earning results
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Vodafone Lifts Earnings Outlook Higher as Trading Improves
The British group reported second-quarter organic service revenue, which strips out items like handset sales and currency movements, down 1.5 per cent, compared with the near 4 or 5 per cent falls it recorded in the last six quarters. It also beat the consensus of a fall of 2.8 per cent.
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Vodafone cuts revenue outlook on European woes
Vodafone posted full-year results in line with forecasts as strength in emerging markets and Germany and Turkey offset a slump in spending in Spain and Italy.
