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Typical reaction to Bt today in the upside down world
There are two types of people wanting a no deal brexit. Those who stand to profit from crashing the UK economy and stupid ones!
Deal with it
That’s my point.
At the moment it’s like owning a car valued at 10k but the engine is worth 20k on its own??
Doesn’t make sense!
Has anyone found an explanation why OR is said to be worth nearly double BT as a whole?
Yeh sorry guys got the tomes all wrong.
Only a thousand to be left
https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2020/12/openreach-consult-on-closure-plans-for-4600-uk-exchanges.html
There is no pension issue any more!
Nothing would make me happier than TalkTalk folding.
It’s just a ****ing leeche!
Am I the only one who thinks Cummings’s staged exit has already signaled a deal?
One that won’t sit well with Brexiters.
Demonics fake exit signals a deal. And not a good one for Brexiters.
Does he think we all watch bad tv with that cardboard box stunt ...lol
yes I agree it’s rising but it really shouldn’t have gone down in the first place.
I’m interested as to why you think BT will recover as a result of a vaccine?
In other words why has covid effected BT in the first place?
It’s been business as usual for BT as far as it’s staff have been concerned and people working from home an lockdowns have only increased demand for its products.
Massive changes underway with the cutting of redundancy payments and along with that the staff.
So this time next year billions in reduced wages bill. Certainly enough to cover the introduction of the reduced divi.
Obviously pension payments , though already sorted, will benefit too.
On another poor note, covid also helped the pension
Could well do but we all know it’s got nothing to do with it’s real value. Which is at least £3
So estimated current value after debts, pension etc is at least £38bn!
Openreach £20bn and EE more than £12bn
https://georivista.com/2020/08/25/analysis-private-equity-is-a-threat-and-opportunity-for-bt/
Used to be 60bn
I’d say £50bn is conservative. I’ve likened it before to owning a used car worth £10K sold as seen, but £80k broken up and sold as spares.
This seems even more relevant now the pension deficit is insignificant compared to 5 years ago when the SP was £5. Plus, unlike other companies hit by covid BT's main income is in more demand than ever and this is only set to increase.
Haven’t been here in a while, need to stay sane, so don’t know if this has been covered.
Seems relevant given the latest news on a takeover bid. Unions currently in battle with BT but don’t really stand a chance, so after decades it looks like this will happen and probably more than a coincidence.
Payouts will be drastically reduced compared to old terms which the union did actually agree to recently
So BT, worth circa £50bn a couple of years ago when it had a £13bn pension deficit. £62bn if you factor in EE. Is now only worth £10bn with the deficit virtually gone, plans to reduce wage bill in action, making billions in profit in an indispensable industry that’s expanding and ripe for a takeover ..lmfao!
Been staying away from here and every shares webpages for months, for the sake of my sanity...lol
Just looked and realised DB upgraded BT last month for the first time in.....forever...lol