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LON:VOD
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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Aside from the tide of blue-chip results, some big second line news will also flow on Thursday from the likes of Britvic, Dairy Crest, Premier Oil, Rank Group, and Renishaw
The jobs — about 1,600 of which will be new roles — are an extension of the company’s largest-ever recruitment drive to hire 6,500 apprentice engineers this year and next
Vodafone's third-quarter revenue was dented by the adoption of IFRS 15 rules, the sale of its Qatar stake and foreign exchange headwinds
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The UK's premier share index finished almost ten points down. It was also lower on the week as a whole
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Friday will see Vodafone take centre stage, ably accompanied by Irn Bru maker AG Barr
Nick Jeffery, Vodafone UK’s chief executive said: “We believe that these plans will generate significant benefits for our business and our customers as we move into the digital era of connected devices, appliances and systems on a mass scal
“On one hand dividends and pension constrain investment budgets, on the other, competitors are starting to receive funds for ambitious new builds and are mobilising to avail of duct and pole access regulation,” Deutsche Bank said
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The UK's blue-chip index finished down nearly seven points at 6,96, while FTSE 250 was also lower
The bank said that despite the mobile operator saying its March 2019 dividend would be unchanged, with a payout costing €4.1bn per year it would be “unsustainable beyond that”
Deloitte, EY and KPMG will all want to win the Vodafone contract, which earned PwC more than £20mln last year
The Share Centre's Helal Miah said Lloyds' dividends have been restored to historic norms as profits have recovered after its restructuring
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Mitie said its turnaround plan was delivering in line with plan in the second year of implementation
The UK blue-chip benchmark closed down nearly 90 points at 6,960, while the FTSE 250 shed nearly 55 points
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Aside from Centrica, the Day Ahead includes updates from the likes of water firm Severn Trent, booze retailer Majestic Wines, and pubs operator Mitchells & Butlers
Vodafone expects organic growth in adjusted earnings to meet the mid-point of its guidance range and raised its forecast for free cash flow
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The UK blue-chip benchmark closed up 0.68 at 7,053, while the FTSE 250 added over 174 points at 18,985
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The City diary is filled to the brim, with updates expected from Taylor Wimpey, McCarthy & Stone, Vodafone, Premier Foods, Experian and many more
In a note to clients, analysts at the US investment bank said in contrast to 2017 when Vodafone hit multi-year highs, this year it had suffered a “dramatic de-rating”
UBS made the cut due to higher costs at Vodafone's Italian business and expected lower earnings in the UK
