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Vodafone doesnt have a massive pension deficit, it has more 5g spectrum in the UK and elsewhere than its competition.
In the UK Vod has a partner offering gigabit internet which is way beyond what others are offering.
Vodafone debt is not too high.
the US administration gave many US firms a massive tax windfall credit and lowered the tax rate. BP and others must be sitting on a mountain of cash
I read one article that a competitor in Italy sells sim cards through the ATM machines. Maybe this is something that maybe Vodafone should consider, maybe not just in Italy, though perhaps in all markets. Having a ATM sim partnership with banks should reduce transaction costs and make business bigger and more obtainable.
right now a no deal brexit or a weak GBP should mean better headline results for Vodafone
a few things, the CEO was the CFO, so is someone who will find ways to cut costs.
Re dividend sustainability. the free cashflow has covered the dividend and the spectrum costs. Maybe the dividend is not covered by profits. Debt: well more will be used to buy libertyglobal which of course grows profits and sales.
brexit is way overdone, the majority of revenues is not sterling dominated so no big problem there.
Apart from Italy and India markets where competition is affecting sales,ok this is a bearish point for now.You then have 5g services next year or 2 and the Italian newcomers probably have no spectrum whereas Vodafone does. Also in the UK they have more spectrum and capacity to gain customers.India merger should bring about plenty of cost savings.at the moment the dividend is the focus short term
tariffs imposed by China and US, the share price would have launched forward a bit today. On more positive developments the GBP weakening means more translated profits should it stay like this or even weaker GBP would be better.
I have held lloyds for 1 month and it is has not even moved more than 1 pence up or down in that time.
I only had 961 shares to start with, I bought them at 205p. I was expecting the broker to pay around 185 or less for the shares since last Friday, they bought the reinvested dividend amount for me at 190p
I wont name my broker, they reinvested the dividend at 190p, I only was entitled to 45 shares extra but the spread is frustrating
Tobacco companies earn higher margins from vaping products than traditional cigarettes.I agree that for the most part that cigarettes will be the biggest selling product for many more years,but BAT have power brands in both categories.
Ok in SSE and NG what happens to the profits and dividends after 2021.do these price controls have any meaningful impact on the dividends.thats what I am trying to establish as for the next 3 years they rise with inflation
SSE even
If I were a big investor I would be more worried from holding see rather than national grid.will this actually affect earnings that much?
is it correct that from 2021 the dividends paid out will be capped from 3-5% each year
First time add, looks a good share with a 2.2 dividend coverage. All for the income
next year or 2 when 5G is rolled out nationally, everyone will want a new handset and a contract with the 5g service.
that should definitely keep the dividends rolling in. 80 quid here we come
is Elliott going to make another big purchase of Vodafone, please Elliott if you are watching think of all the losers who bet on Vodafone at 200p+ of which I am included in that category
when is it likely that the dividend will be announced to be hiked?