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"The deal between SKY and Vodafone is beneficial for both companies. It provides SKY with the opportunity to broaden its offerings beyond the traditional satellite broadcast market and compete with giants such as Netflix and Apple’s online content service. Moreover, SKY could leverage on the large customer base of Vodafone NZ, covering over 2.35 million mobile connections and more than 500,000 fixed-line connections. The combined group would be one of the largest firms listed on the NZX main board with an expected revenue of NZ$2.9bn. For Vodafone, the deal provides it an easy exit from the market that it had considered non-essential for a long period. Recently, Vodafone extended its partner market agreement with sub-Saharan African telecommunications provider Afrimax Group to cover Zambia. The companies have already partnered to launch 4G services in Uganda, and plan to provide high-speed 4G data services to consumers and businesses in Zambia." Beaufort note on Research Tree

Beaufort published another note out this morning: "The extension of Vodafone's partnership with Afrimax would allow both the companies to explore market opportunities in sub-Saharan Africa. The firms have already partnered to launch 4G services in Uganda and plan to provide high- speed 4G data services to consumers and businesses in Zambia. Recently, Vodafone reported strong results for FY 2016, recording organic growth in revenue and EBITDA for the first time since 2008. Vodafone's Project Spring turned out very fruitful as service revenue in AMAP and Europe recorded strong growth. Looking ahead, for FY 2017, the company expects organic EBITDA growth of 3–6%, implying £12.4–12.8bn. Free cash flow for the period is expected to be at least £3.2bn, while capex (after Project Spring) is targeted to be in the mid-teens, as a percentage of annual revenue. We are encouraged by Vodafone's performance and confidence towards progressive dividend per share growth, demonstrating the board's optimism in future cash flow generation." scraped from Researchtree

Re: Prices? Don't understand the drop in profit on new VOD - currently showing -11% on ii.

Happy Rabbit. Yes, SAGA Share Direct aka Barclays Stockholders Limited are not fir for service.

I had 490 VOD in a ii ISA. Sold 140 Wednesday to secure most of a 44% profit. That left 350 old VOD. Over this weekend ii has added to my account 9 VZ shares and adjusted VOD to 190 shares. The data this Sunday for new VOD show the following - Price:236.5p; change:+3.01%; book cost:£568.60; value:£449.35; profit:£– 89.25. Can anyone help my suffering brain understand the minus profit between cost and value?

ive just received my divi but my account shows that the consolidated price is 429. is this correct??

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