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Im not moaning and yes we are still above £1.60 ( for how long who knows ) I am just saying this share changes direction within seconds - look at the last sudden drop around 11.30 just as it was rising again - why ? Yesterdays rise to £1.70 will be a thing of the past again like last November when it dropped right back to £1.20's . I hope not but just saying

You really do have to laugh or you would cry with this share. The way it can change within seconds amazes me

Ok really should learn not to speak too soon - have a good day all

Oh well - very disappointing - looks like yesterday was our one day of excitement and we are now back into the normal vodafone trading :(

I see Trump has opened his mouth again - i wonder if they investigate if people put shorts on when he opens his gob - inside info from him

Well tomorrow is important - will we hold from here and slowly rise or drop back down to £1.60 making today all rather pointless !!

Oh well FFS - at least it finished over £1.65 now it needs to stay there tomorrow not drop back as usual

Did i speak too soon lol

Hello , hello , bulent are you ok - getting worried as you seem to have gone quiet . What a crash - glad i listened to you you are obviously very wise !!

I took the divi to be full year 9 euro , maybe wrong though ?

Looking a bit ropey now Velo

Starting to head the wrong way

Schhhhhh

European Towers

We remain on track to legally separate our European Tower infrastructure into a new organisation, which will be operational by May 2020. We recently appointed Vivek Badrinath as the CEO of our European TowerCo, who will be able to draw on his extensive telecoms and technology leadership experience from his role at Vodafone, where he is currently the Chief Executive of Vodafone's Rest of World operations, and from his experience at Orange as Deputy Chief Executive and, prior to that, as the leader of Orange's global networks and operations division.

We intend to monetise a substantial proportion of our European TowerCo over the next 15 months, depending on market conditions. We believe that there is significant scope to generate operational efficiencies and increase tenancy ratios across our Tower portfolio, and that it will be possible to monetise towers while preserving network differentiation and long-term strategic flexibility.

On 26 July 2019 we announced an agreement to merge our passive tower infrastructure in Italy with INWIT Spa, creating the leading tower company in Italy with 22,100 towers, and the second largest listed tower operator in Europe. As part of the combination, Vodafone will receive a cash consideration of €2,140 million and a 37.5% shareholding in the combined entity. The combination is subject to regulatory approval as well as the approval of INWIT's minority shareholders, and completion is expected in the first half of calendar year 2020.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/VOD/14303724.html

Vodafone announces results for the six months ended 30 September 2019

12 November 2019

Financial highlights

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H1 organic service revenue up 0.3%* as Q2 returned to growth (Q1: -0.2%*, Q2: +0.7%*), supported by improvements in South Africa, Spain and Italy, with solid retail performance in Germany and strong commercial acceleration in the UK.
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Organic adjusted EBITDA up 1.4%*, reflecting €0.2 billion operating expense savings in Europe and common functions.
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Reported revenue increased by 0.4% to €21.9 billion, benefiting from the acquisition of Liberty Global's assets in Germany and Central & Eastern Europe.
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Loss for the financial period of €1.9 billion primarily reflects losses in relation to Vodafone Idea post an adverse judgement against the industry by the Supreme Court in India.
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Interim dividend per share of 4.50 eurocents, equivalent to 50% of the FY19 total dividend payout.
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FY20 financial guidance updated:
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Adjusted EBITDA of €14.8-€15.0 billion (previously €13.8-14.2 billion), implying c.2-3%* organic growth. This includes a €0.8 billion net benefit from the Liberty Global acquisitions and the sale of New Zealand (completed on 31 July). Excluding this benefit, we are on track to achieve the upper half of our original guidance range.

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Free cash flow of around €5.4 billion (previously 'at least €5.4 billion') as lower cashflows from India and the sale of New Zealand offset the initial accretion from the Liberty Global acquisitions.

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Pro-forma financial leverage expected to be c.3.0x at year-end, excluding the INWIT transaction; intention to reduce leverage towards the lower end of our 2.5x-3.0x range within the next few years.

So early start tomorrow for meeting at Paddington Office .

Will it be £1.70's or £1.50's - you decide , I'm plumping for £1.70's ( Wishful Thinking ? )

There you go . - 3 recommendations :)

Looks like some idiot is posting - i'm getting filtered messages showing haha

Thats a shame hahahahahahaha - seems like your post from first thing this morning where you said "Told you so - Losers" has been deleted along with some of your other posts.