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If I were keen to offload critical national infrastructure to Bharti, I'd deffo increase my chances by doing so under the brand of the world's oldest Telco.

He should be signing on.

Someone drop Kirbles a fax to let her know it appears she's stopped squeezing the shorts. Probably preoccupied with trying to work out what Crozier does all day.

3.2m broadband subscribers paying £30pm - is that about £1bn a year?

I was with VM for years and it was the flakiest mess of connectivity. It was only whilst working from home during covid did I realise just how bad. Video calls dropping, distorted voice and video. And then when I called Virgin Media, they told me, when I eventually managed to speak to someone, everything was fine. My Virgin Media broadband I'd compare to using WiFi on a train - painfully poor experience. Joined BT and my broadband has been immense. So good, reliable - never an issue. Recently my grandmother joined BT at my recommendation and her experience (communication, kit, connection, billing) have all been a dream. Which is great as she was reluctant to move and any minor hiccup would have been a big deal for her. I'm sure others have different experiences but mine with BT has been 10/10.

My mistake, thanks for correcting.

And purchased from pre-taxed salary. Well done them.

Any thoughts on the departure of Harmeen Mehta and now Christian Thrane? Both high profile and wonder if cracks beginning to show.

Google finance sometimes skews the prince and it'll be right again in the morning. The price you see on this site is correct..

Down 86% in 25 years. What's your point?

Drahi in a bit of a pickle. Does this mean Drahi's lenders could soon own 24% of BT?

https://www.ft.com/content/51ae5290-e8aa-4875-b68e-a1bc36c41beb#comments-anchor

Did anyone here attend the AGM? Or know if the recording it's made available?

No view but annual price increase is now in £, not %.

Https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/corporate-actions/agms-and-shareholder-voting

Don't forget to vote on the 21 resolutions for the AGM. One of the votes is for Crozier to continue as Chairman. And wouldn't it be lovely if the expensive, useless grifter was loudly told to do one.

Current annual salary cost is £5.5bn across 105k employees. Average salary (package?) is £53k. 55k employees would receive £2.8bn. If all that was redirected to dividends for the 10bn shares, the increase per share would be £0.28. Would never happen. And the above is highly likely incorrect so would benefit from a check, should anyone care enough.

Suggests a £60bn market cap. Seems a little generous.

Whoever invented forum filters should be given a knighthood. Similar feeling to no longer suffering tinnitus.

Oh well done, yes. That was it.

Read somewhere that there is going to be a meeting today re: the case. I'll see if I can find it.