Any BT bidder has big hurdles to overcome suggests UBS
The UK’s National Security and Investment Act gives the government a veto on M&A in sectors including communications
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The UK’s National Security and Investment Act gives the government a veto on M&A in sectors including communications
Billionaire Patrick Drahi’s Altice owns 12% of and the lock-up agreement stopping it from tabling an offer for the full group expires on December 10
The telecoms group said it still “firmly believes” in the future of the office and is adopting hybrid working
News that KKR is buying Telecom Italia made for a sprightly start in London for BT and Vodafone shares
Another of the UK telecoms group's shareholders said on Friday that they are looking at their options
BT Group's shares are also being supported by hopes of a takeover by major shareholder Altice with a key deadline approaching
“BT to resume its journey towards fresh all-time highs”
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The decision to go it alone highlights the long-term potential at stake
The group said it expects free cash flow to increase by £1.5bn by the end of the decade
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Analysts at UBS provided some grist to its 'sell' advice
Analysts at UBS said a deal between Sky and VMO2 could see BT/Openreach lose over £600mln of “very high-margin revenue”
The claim calls for £500 of compensation each for the 2.3mln-plus customers affected
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