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28th December 2023
Vodafone's review of 2023 shows that evenings were the busiest periods on its networks, with 9pm typically the busiest hour on the mobile network and 10pm on the fixed network.
The Vodafone research shows that Sundays see the peak of activity on the broadband network, experiencing the highest traffic volume.
It also reveals that Fridays show a distinctive surge from 2pm onward, surpassing the acceleration seen on any other weekday.
Vodafone said that overall, Irish customers consumed 28% more Mobile Data compared to 2022, driven by increased streaming demand as they move away from traditional television.
Meanwhile Vodafone customers made 3.90 billion voice calls in 2023, a decrease from the 4.05 billion calls made in 2022.
Read the full free article here.
NoPayWall
https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2023/1228/1423943-vodafones-2023-review/
Thanks fleccy. A £1.50 Vod share price something to dream about !!
28th December 2023 [Financial Times]
For much of this century, the Italian telecommunications group TIM was often considered an underperforming company. It was loaded with too much debt, it struggled in a highly competitive domestic market and it was plagued with management quarrels and political interference from Italian governments of all stripes.
Heading into the new year, however, executives at TIM will have reasons to be cheerful.
The group’s largest shareholder, French conglomerate Vivendi, asked a Milan court last month to overturn the board’s decision to split the business and sell the network to private equity group KKR without a shareholder vote. But Vivendi stopped short of requesting the judges to put the deal on hold in the interim. This essentially means that the plan will go ahead despite the French company’s complaint.
If the Italian case were to bring about a broader discussion, including among European regulators, on the needs for continental consolidation it would also be welcome news, experts say. Analysts and investors have been critical of the EU’s competition authority for “not being pro-deals”, but it is nearing the end of its five-year term, with European parliament elections set for June.
Last week France’s Iliad proposed a takeover of Vodafone’s Italian operations, a revamped version of an offer previously declined by the UK-based group. The deal would create Italy’s largest mobile operator with a 35 per cent market share, according to analysts. Vodafone was said to be considering several options, including a potential tie-up with Swisscom-owned Fastweb in Italy.
You can read today's saved FT above article for free here without paywall.
https://archive.ph/2023.12.27-071542/https://www.ft.com/content/8c17cb52-c509-4fa0-a183-7b7bebeebc10
Dan, I was totally stuck for words there, it was so funny
RR have 4 times more shares in issue and smidges more debt than FY2019 pre-pandemic. RR is a good company, but it's a smaller company than Vodafone and currently has a far higher P/E. Since they are fundamentally different businesses in different sectors you can't compare them directly, but there's nothing wrong with using RR's meteoric share price trajectory as an example of what could happen for Vodafone.
Solid post lse
Downtrend still on the chart
There is no bottom - trade this pos
£1.50 in 2024 who knows.. but currently at these debt levels and disposals vodafone will become smaller and smaller. Therefore chances are very low even for it to hit 100p. look at the graph in the past 5 years, it was only going down. Dont compare it with Rolls royce as it got hit due to pandemic.. Since then not only Rolls Royce, all the other FTSE 100 stocks recovered except Vodafone which is still on historic low price.
This stock is not cheap and not a bargain.. Just a value trap...
Good Luck!
Rob. I bet you wish you had a way with words like ForensicBloo? Mindblowing.
Forensic 😝
Sorry , I meant to say.....more b l l x from 'Daniel/rob.'
More b l l x from Daniel.
Crystal ball's on the fritz, I'll let you know in 12 months.
Im sorry i bought this share, been falling every year and looks like 0.50p is on its way and a cut in dividends? what do u think?
Gary. Try reading your own posts sometimes, you have been having a right go at jax lately, not to mention your many insulting, aggresive posts to me in the past. (do I need to remind you)? My post to rob was just a response to his chill it comment. Perhaps you need to calm down as well, & I am certainly not bullying anybody, & rob, I am not grumpy, of course investing should be fun, that's why I don't moan, or complain about the share price. Happy New Year & just cheer up.
Gary, Daniel has never been known for his tactful posts, and we quite often argue and disagree, but i don't think either of us ever hold any grudges, we just agree to disagree on some things, but your right he is a grumpy git sometimes, investing should be fun, everyone is in a much better mood when the sp is going up though
cheers mate
28th December 2023
Will Vodafone shares reach £1.50 in 2024?
Our writer thinks there’s an outside chance that Vodafone shares will reach 150p before the end of 2024. But the company will need to communicate better.
If Vodafone (LSE:VOD) shares are to reach £1.50 in 2024, they will have to more than double from their current level. Although it’s unusual for big companies to see such large swings in their share prices over a short period, it has happened before.
Just for a laugh 🥳
https://www.fool.co.uk/2023/12/28/will-vodafone-shares-reach-1-50-in-2024/
I hope you're right aspers as I'm pretty sure shareholders can't take much more of this wealth destruction. Margherita must produce the goods and improve shareholder value as she promised to do on taking over the CEO role. Nothing less will do.
Daniel - I’m wondering if you realise that you come over super aggressively quite regularly, a little bullying in fact which is not too desirable. Please tell us what Rob has posted that upset you & led you telling him to calm down.
Rob, of course the share price can go down. What has that got to do with jax being a moron? Take your own advice & calm down.
2024 has to be the year that the true value in Vod is realised. We have been dragging our heels for far too long. I have started accumulating again over the past few weeks as I am sure things must turnaround soon. It has to be a safe investment at these levels with a 10% dividend and only good news to come.
Https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/VOD/vodafone-group/stock-price-history
Great sentiment robleo, should be posted on every lse board.
Wishing you a prosperous New Year.
Dan, their are negative and positive posters, i listen to all of them and keep an open mind that it can go either way, then you have the other posters who just like to wind us all up for a laugh, as long as you remind yourself that nothing anyone will say here will make the slightest bit of difference to the share price, then you can choose to either ignore them or react them, also you make your own choice what you want to believe in, those who say this is a no brainer or those who say it's going bust
for me, it's a case of seeing is believing, depending on whether the share price is going up or down, i'm just trying to build up my pension pot here in the best way i can and that's what really matters to me, and i'm always grateful for any advice i can get from other posters here
good luck mate, and always stay chilled
Rob. "I really like you, not one to key board warrior the stuffing out of someone" Is this jax guy for real, or just a complete keyboard warrior nut case. Why do you sopport this idiot, you just encourage him. Come on rob, lets have intelligent banter, not this rubbish please.
jax are you really that thick? i don't think rob meant that you actually know gutter. you are just both complete nutters. come on rob, please don't make things worse. there is banter & there are brain dead idiots who are just trying to take the ****. good luck amigo from dan (the southerner)! keep the banter coming please, but get your brain in gear 1st.