Avanti Communications inks two-year, US$4.5mln deal with new customer in mobility market
It’s the first contract won by Avanti in this particular sector, and the company hopes more will follow
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It’s the first contract won by Avanti in this particular sector, and the company hopes more will follow
The message app company's shares fell back to US$17 - the IPO price - but will things improve?
The new three year agreement replaces an existing US$50mln debt facility
In its note to clients, Deutsche Bank repeated its ‘buy’ rating on Vodafone as it raised its target to 300p from 285p after hiking estimates following the firm’s full-year results
The broker’s analysts cut their stance on the FTSE 250-listed firm to ‘sell’ from ‘hold’ after chopping its target price by 37%, to 140p from 224p
The technology provides additional revenue opportunities in cyber security.
Vodafone has entered into a partner market agreement with South Korean telecommunications company LG Uplug Corp.
Snap, Apple, Facebook and Google are competing to become leaders in camera technology
In a note to clients, the US bank downgraded its stance for the FTSE 100-listed firm to ‘equal-weight’ from ‘overweight
The US broker has cut its target price for BT shares to 280p from 325p, while retaining a ‘hold’ rating on the stock
The AIM-listed firm said it had seen over US$25mln of new business awarded in the last two months as demand has picked up in Europe and Middle East.
It takes the total value of the contract to US$3.6m with delivery set for later this year.
In a note entitled Growth Priced In, Not Competition, the Wall Street Bank said the stock’s premium to the European telecoms sector was unsustainable even if its focus on growth over cash is “sensible”.
It comes on the week the group posted full year results, in which it sounded an upbeat note on prospects
Vodafone expects an increase in earnings and free cash flow in the current year as it merges its India arm with Idea Cellular
BT Group is cutting 4,000 jobs as part of a restructuring as it tackles regulatory and market pressures
TalkTalk has cut its dividend for the year but the yield is still 4.6% and will free up cash to invest in turning around the business
TalkTalk (LON:TALK) expects earnings in fiscal year 2018 to fall as it continues to rebuild its reputation after a cyber attack
The broker cut its stance on the FTSE 250-listed firm to ‘underweight’ from ‘equal-weight’ while raising the target price to 750p from 710p
The company has developed an effective drone mitigation solution.