Vodafone revenues dip in first quarter, launches Vantage Towers ahead of IPO
Organic sales fell 1.3% in the first quarter, mostly from the coronavirus pandemic hitting roaming charges
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Vodafone Group PLC is a mobile telecommunications company, with a significant presence in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and the United States.
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Organic sales fell 1.3% in the first quarter, mostly from the coronavirus pandemic hitting roaming charges
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The UK's index of the biggest shares closed over 87 points lower, or 1.41% at 6,123 on Friday
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The macro calendar will also feature UK retail sales data as well as flash PMIs from the UK and the US
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Britain's blue-chip benchmark closed down over 28 points, or 0.46%, at 6,261
Van Boxmeer steps down as Heineken chief executive next month after fifteen years in charge
Smartphones from Oppo will be made available across the UK telecoms group's retail and online channels
Analysts at UBS said there are “enough positives” for the FTSE 100 telecoms group's shares to reverse their recent underperformance versus the sector
Net debt ended March at a massive €42.2bn, up from €27bn a year earlier
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Britain's blue chip benchmark finished over 55 points higher at 5,994
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Other updates are due from Greggs, Land Securities and Renishaw
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Any trader who took the prime minister's advice and schlepped into the dealing room today is probably wondering why they bothered
At the completion of the merger last month the company received cash proceeds of €2.1bn
The mobile network admitted that now was perhaps not a good time to be communicating a price rise, but stressed that it was standard practice across the industry
The FTSE 100 company is a lead investor and has agreed a strategic partnership with the Texas-based satellite company
New research has indicated that companies could potentially face a mass exodus of contractors when the new rules come into force in April
The US investment bank’s analysts hiked their target for the FTSE 100-listed firm to 176p from 144p, which they say offers 22% upside, including the dividend, on a one-year view
Chief executive Nick Read said removing the mobile boxes will take "around five years" to implement
Full-year guidance remained unchanged as revenue rose 6.8% for the three months to 31 December
The sale will help the telecoms giant trim its massive debt pile, which stood at €48.1bn at the end of September
The division will be sold to Monaco Telecom but will continue to trade under the Vodafone Malta brand for a transition period