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D.Telekom alza cedola dopo mol +10% in trim4,titolo sale su Inet
Reuters - 02/03/2006 08:52:52
BONN, 2 marzo (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTE.FRA) ha annunciato un incremento dell'Ebitda del 10% nel quarto trimestre, spinto dal business della telefonia mobile, e ha proposto un incremento del dividendo del 16% a 0,72 euro.
Il titolo su Inet scambia in rialzo di quasi due punti percentuali a 13,70 euro.
Il mol "adjusted" si è attestato nel periodo a 5,199 miliardi di euro, un risultato che si confronta con una previsione media di 5,106 miliardi emersa da un sondaggio Reuters fra 21 analisti.
Il primo operatore tlc europeo ha confermato gli obiettivi per il 2006 e il 2007. Per quest'anno si aspetta, nella migliore delle ipotesi, un mol piatto perchè il gruppo si concentrerà sugli investimenti per rafforzare le sue controllate chiave nel business della telefonia mobile e lanciare nuovi prodotti per tamponare il rallentamento delle vendite nel fisso.
Le vendite vedranno un incremento del 5% quest'anno dopo essersi attestate a 15,5 miliardi nel quarto trimestre, in linea con le stime degli analisti. L'utile netto adjusted del periodo ha tuttavia deluso il consensus, attestandosi a 1,02 miliardi. Deutsche Telekom ha, tuttavia, comunicato di aver proceduto a rettifiche che hanno portato a una svalutazione della controllata T-Mobile britannica di 1,9 miliardi.
Reuters - 02/03/2006 08:52:52
BONN, 2 marzo (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTE.FRA) ha annunciato un incremento dell'Ebitda del 10% nel quarto trimestre, spinto dal business della telefonia mobile, e ha proposto un incremento del dividendo del 16% a 0,72 euro.
Il titolo su Inet scambia in rialzo di quasi due punti percentuali a 13,70 euro.
Il mol "adjusted" si è attestato nel periodo a 5,199 miliardi di euro, un risultato che si confronta con una previsione media di 5,106 miliardi emersa da un sondaggio Reuters fra 21 analisti.
Il primo operatore tlc europeo ha confermato gli obiettivi per il 2006 e il 2007. Per quest'anno si aspetta, nella migliore delle ipotesi, un mol piatto perchè il gruppo si concentrerà sugli investimenti per rafforzare le sue controllate chiave nel business della telefonia mobile e lanciare nuovi prodotti per tamponare il rallentamento delle vendite nel fisso.
Le vendite vedranno un incremento del 5% quest'anno dopo essersi attestate a 15,5 miliardi nel quarto trimestre, in linea con le stime degli analisti. L'utile netto adjusted del periodo ha tuttavia deluso il consensus, attestandosi a 1,02 miliardi. Deutsche Telekom ha, tuttavia, comunicato di aver proceduto a rettifiche che hanno portato a una svalutazione della controllata T-Mobile britannica di 1,9 miliardi.
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Deutsche Telekom Q4 EBITDA beats consensus due to T-mobile, lower costs UPDATE
02.03.2006 08:30:43, AFX Europe Focus
(Updates with EBITDA outlook for T-COM)
BONN (AFX) - Deutsche Telekom AG said fourth-quarter EBITDA excluding
one-offs rose to 5.199 bln eur from 4.71 bln in the year-ago quarter, beating
consensus, on the back of strong growth at its wireless unit T-Mobile in the US
and tighter cost structures.
Analysts polled by AFX News had forecast EBITDA at 5.109 bln eur.
Sales in the quarter reached 15.517 bln eur, up from 14.72 and exceeding
analysts' expectations of 15.493 bln.
Net profit adjusted for one-offs was at 1.022 bln eur from 614 mln, missing
the consensus forecast of 1.182 bln and including one-offs it was down to 989
mln eur from 1.74 bln after the company booked a goodwill depreciation of 1.9
bln eur for the UK operations of its T-Mobile unit.
It said Telefonica's takeover of the UK mobile communications company O2 had
generated a new benchmark for the market price of the UK mobile business and
according to accounting standards, this indication of market price must be given
priority in the calculation of goodwill and thus led to a non-cash impairment of
1.9 bln eur of T-Mobile UK.
The telecoms giant said it will pay a total dividend of 0.72 eur per share,
up from 2004's 0.62 eur.
For the fourth quarter, net cash from operating activities were down by 12.2
pct to 4.916 bln eur, and as of end-2005, net debt was 3.2 pct lower at 38.639
bln eur.
A net total of around 0.6 bln eur extraordinary one-offs had a negative
impact on full year EBITDA, which rose 3.7 pct to 20.1 bln eur and when adjusted
for one-offs, improved by 5.7 pct to 20.7 bln
It booked special costs of around 1.2 bln eur for personnel-related measures
but these were partially offset by extraordinary positive factors of 0.8 bln due
to a reversal of provisions for a health insurance fund for employees still
classified as civil servants.
Deutsche Telekom confirmed sales and earnings forecasts for 2006 and 2007,
saying it still expects EBITDA to fall to 20.2-20.7 bln eur this year and to
increase by 1.5 bln eur to reach 21.7-22.2 bln in 2007.
But it said the fixed line division T-COM, which industry observers said is
losing customers heavily to rivals, is expected to post a lower EBITDA this year
compared with 2005 before posting growth in 2007.
Fourth quarter EBITDA of its T-Mobile division rose to 2.488 bln eur from
2.07 bln and for the fixed line business T-COM, it was at 2.549 bln from 2.50.
"2005 was not an easy year for us, but it was successful in terms of the
company's financial development. Competition in our markets has become tougher -
and I mean much tougher," said chief executive Kai-Uwe Ricke.
"Nonetheless we managed to hit our targets and continue the positive
development of Deutsche Telekom in 2005. We have continued to grow in a
profitable way - without additional acquisitions," he added.
The company cited in particular "the positive development" in T-Mobile,
which posted a 17.5 pct climb in fourth quarter sales to 7.9 bln eur, as a major
contributing factor to group revenues.
T-Mobile attributed its growth not only to the consolidation of the Slovak
mobile communications investment for the first time but also to customer growth
of its US operations.
The Broadband/Fixed Network business area, T-COM, posted a full year 3.6 pct
fall in revenues to 26.0 bln eur although in the fourth quarter alone, the
decline was much smaller at 1.5 pct. The quarter-on-quarter decline in revenue
had slowed down, it added.
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02.03.2006 08:30:43, AFX Europe Focus
(Updates with EBITDA outlook for T-COM)
BONN (AFX) - Deutsche Telekom AG said fourth-quarter EBITDA excluding
one-offs rose to 5.199 bln eur from 4.71 bln in the year-ago quarter, beating
consensus, on the back of strong growth at its wireless unit T-Mobile in the US
and tighter cost structures.
Analysts polled by AFX News had forecast EBITDA at 5.109 bln eur.
Sales in the quarter reached 15.517 bln eur, up from 14.72 and exceeding
analysts' expectations of 15.493 bln.
Net profit adjusted for one-offs was at 1.022 bln eur from 614 mln, missing
the consensus forecast of 1.182 bln and including one-offs it was down to 989
mln eur from 1.74 bln after the company booked a goodwill depreciation of 1.9
bln eur for the UK operations of its T-Mobile unit.
It said Telefonica's takeover of the UK mobile communications company O2 had
generated a new benchmark for the market price of the UK mobile business and
according to accounting standards, this indication of market price must be given
priority in the calculation of goodwill and thus led to a non-cash impairment of
1.9 bln eur of T-Mobile UK.
The telecoms giant said it will pay a total dividend of 0.72 eur per share,
up from 2004's 0.62 eur.
For the fourth quarter, net cash from operating activities were down by 12.2
pct to 4.916 bln eur, and as of end-2005, net debt was 3.2 pct lower at 38.639
bln eur.
A net total of around 0.6 bln eur extraordinary one-offs had a negative
impact on full year EBITDA, which rose 3.7 pct to 20.1 bln eur and when adjusted
for one-offs, improved by 5.7 pct to 20.7 bln
It booked special costs of around 1.2 bln eur for personnel-related measures
but these were partially offset by extraordinary positive factors of 0.8 bln due
to a reversal of provisions for a health insurance fund for employees still
classified as civil servants.
Deutsche Telekom confirmed sales and earnings forecasts for 2006 and 2007,
saying it still expects EBITDA to fall to 20.2-20.7 bln eur this year and to
increase by 1.5 bln eur to reach 21.7-22.2 bln in 2007.
But it said the fixed line division T-COM, which industry observers said is
losing customers heavily to rivals, is expected to post a lower EBITDA this year
compared with 2005 before posting growth in 2007.
Fourth quarter EBITDA of its T-Mobile division rose to 2.488 bln eur from
2.07 bln and for the fixed line business T-COM, it was at 2.549 bln from 2.50.
"2005 was not an easy year for us, but it was successful in terms of the
company's financial development. Competition in our markets has become tougher -
and I mean much tougher," said chief executive Kai-Uwe Ricke.
"Nonetheless we managed to hit our targets and continue the positive
development of Deutsche Telekom in 2005. We have continued to grow in a
profitable way - without additional acquisitions," he added.
The company cited in particular "the positive development" in T-Mobile,
which posted a 17.5 pct climb in fourth quarter sales to 7.9 bln eur, as a major
contributing factor to group revenues.
T-Mobile attributed its growth not only to the consolidation of the Slovak
mobile communications investment for the first time but also to customer growth
of its US operations.
The Broadband/Fixed Network business area, T-COM, posted a full year 3.6 pct
fall in revenues to 26.0 bln eur although in the fourth quarter alone, the
decline was much smaller at 1.5 pct. The quarter-on-quarter decline in revenue
had slowed down, it added.
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Deutsche Telekom increases revenue and net income in 2005
Strong growth of 5.4 percent in net revenue of the Group in fourth quarter
Net revenue increased by almost 4 percent to EUR 59.6 billion in 2005
Adjusted EBITDA continued to increase by 5.7 percent to EUR 20.7 billion in 2005
Net profit rose from EUR 1.6 billion to EUR 5.6 billion in 2005, adjusted for special factors from EUR 3.7 billion to EUR 4.7 billion
Board of Management and Supervisory Board plan dividend of EUR 0.72 for 2005 - highest proposed dividend in the company's history
Expectations for 2006 and 2007 confirmed
Deutsche Telekom has clearly achieved its financial targets for the 2005 financial year and has continued its profitable growth. Supported by the "Excellence Program", revenue increased by 3.9 percent to EUR 59.6 billion and adjusted EBITDA by 5.7 percent to EUR 20.7 billion. This growth was driven by Mobile Communications in particular with revenue gains and an increase in the EBITDA margin. The business areas of Broadband/Fixed Network and Business Customers both maintained their profit from operations at around the same level as in the prior year. Based on the 26.7-percent increase in adjusted net profit to EUR 4.7 billion, the Board of Management and the Supervisory Board intend to propose to the shareholders' meeting a dividend of EUR 0.72 per share, an increase of EUR 0.10. This is the highest dividend in the company's history. At the same time, the Board of Management confirmed plans for the 2006 and 2007 financial years.
"2005 was not an easy year for us, but it was successful in terms of the company's financial development. Competition in our markets has become tougher - and I mean much tougher. Nonetheless we managed to hit our targets and continue the positive development of Deutsche Telekom in 2005. We have continued to grow in a profitable way - without additional acquisitions, in other words solely on the basis of our own efforts," said Chairman of the Board of Management, Kai-Uwe Ricke.
Revenue increased by 5.4 percent in the fourth quarter alone to more than EUR 15.5 billion. Net revenue of the Group for the full year increased by 3.9 percent to EUR 59.6 billion, up from EUR 57.4 billion last year.
The "Excellence Program", which was launched at the beginning of 2005, played its part. The three Excellence growth programs "Re-Invent", "Save for Growth" and "Focus on Growth" devised specifically for the business areas helped with the achievement of the strategic targets. The objective of this program is for the Group, with all structures and processes, to gear itself consistently to the needs and requirements of customers in future and, at the same time, to create the prerequisite for improved efficiency and profitability.
The positive development in the Mobile Communications business area in particular contributed to the growth in the Group's revenue. The increase in revenues by 17.5 percent to EUR 7.9 billion in the fourth quarter compared with the same period last year and by 11 percent to EUR 29.5 billion for the full year is primarily due - in addition to the consolidation of the Slovak mobile communications investment for the first time - to customer growth at T-Mobile USA.
Revenues in the Business Customers business area remained largely stable for the full year at EUR 12.9 billion compared with EUR 13.0 billion in 2004.
Total revenue in the Broadband/Fixed Network business area decreased by 3.6 percent to EUR 26.0 billion in 2005. In a year-on-year comparison of the fourth quarters, the decline in total revenue was much smaller at 1.5 percent. The decline in revenue also slowed compared with the previous quarters.
Group EBITDA increased in the year under review by approximately EUR 0.7 billion or 3.7 percent to EUR 20.1 billion. In addition to revenue growth, improvements in the cost structures in particular contributed to this positive development. Adjusted EBITDA in the Group improved by EUR 1.1 billion or 5.7 percent to EUR 20.7 billion. The Broadband/Fixed Network and Mobile Communications business areas made the biggest contributions to EBITDA with EUR 9.9 billion and EUR 9.8 billion respectively.
Special factors of EUR 0.6 billion net had a negative effect on EBITDA. Negative special factors of around EUR 1.2 billion, mainly from expenditures connected with personnel measures, were partially offset by positive special factors of EUR 0.8 billion, mainly from the reversal of provisions in connection with the restructuring of the way in which the Civil Service Health Insurance Fund is financed.
Reported net profit increased to around EUR 5.6 billion compared with EUR 1.6 billion in the prior year. The underlying factor behind this gain was the positive development of profit before income taxes. Adjusted net profit was approximately EUR 4.7 billion. Year-on-year, this represents an improvement of EUR 1.0 billion or approximately 27 percent. This represents earnings per share of EUR 1.31 or EUR 1.10 on an adjusted basis.
Two contrary special factors are primarily responsible for the difference between adjusted and unadjusted net profit. On the one hand, the takeover of the mobile communications company O2 by Telefonica generated an indicator of the market price of T-Mobile UK for the impairment test. According to applicable accounting standards, this indication of market price must be given priority in the calculation of goodwill - and led a non-cash impairment of EUR 1.9 billion of the goodwill of T-Mobile UK.
On the other hand, in the United States, tax proceeds from the reversal of valuation allowances on deferred tax assets relating to U.S. loss carryforwards of EUR 2.2 billion were realized owing to the positive development in earnings. Free cash flow before dividend payments and the purchase of network infrastructure and licenses in the United States decreased from EUR 10.3 billion to EUR 5.7 billion, partly as a result of higher tax payments. Excluding acquisitions of mobile communications licenses and infrastructure in the United States, free cash flow amountedto EUR 7.8 billion, well within the scheduled range of EUR 7.5 billion to EUR 8 billion.
Deutsche Telekom increases revenue and net income in 2005
Strong growth of 5.4 percent in net revenue of the Group in fourth quarter
Net revenue increased by almost 4 percent to EUR 59.6 billion in 2005
Adjusted EBITDA continued to increase by 5.7 percent to EUR 20.7 billion in 2005
Net profit rose from EUR 1.6 billion to EUR 5.6 billion in 2005, adjusted for special factors from EUR 3.7 billion to EUR 4.7 billion
Board of Management and Supervisory Board plan dividend of EUR 0.72 for 2005 - highest proposed dividend in the company's history
Expectations for 2006 and 2007 confirmed
Deutsche Telekom has clearly achieved its financial targets for the 2005 financial year and has continued its profitable growth. Supported by the "Excellence Program", revenue increased by 3.9 percent to EUR 59.6 billion and adjusted EBITDA by 5.7 percent to EUR 20.7 billion. This growth was driven by Mobile Communications in particular with revenue gains and an increase in the EBITDA margin. The business areas of Broadband/Fixed Network and Business Customers both maintained their profit from operations at around the same level as in the prior year. Based on the 26.7-percent increase in adjusted net profit to EUR 4.7 billion, the Board of Management and the Supervisory Board intend to propose to the shareholders' meeting a dividend of EUR 0.72 per share, an increase of EUR 0.10. This is the highest dividend in the company's history. At the same time, the Board of Management confirmed plans for the 2006 and 2007 financial years.
"2005 was not an easy year for us, but it was successful in terms of the company's financial development. Competition in our markets has become tougher - and I mean much tougher. Nonetheless we managed to hit our targets and continue the positive development of Deutsche Telekom in 2005. We have continued to grow in a profitable way - without additional acquisitions, in other words solely on the basis of our own efforts," said Chairman of the Board of Management, Kai-Uwe Ricke.
Revenue increased by 5.4 percent in the fourth quarter alone to more than EUR 15.5 billion. Net revenue of the Group for the full year increased by 3.9 percent to EUR 59.6 billion, up from EUR 57.4 billion last year.
The "Excellence Program", which was launched at the beginning of 2005, played its part. The three Excellence growth programs "Re-Invent", "Save for Growth" and "Focus on Growth" devised specifically for the business areas helped with the achievement of the strategic targets. The objective of this program is for the Group, with all structures and processes, to gear itself consistently to the needs and requirements of customers in future and, at the same time, to create the prerequisite for improved efficiency and profitability.
The positive development in the Mobile Communications business area in particular contributed to the growth in the Group's revenue. The increase in revenues by 17.5 percent to EUR 7.9 billion in the fourth quarter compared with the same period last year and by 11 percent to EUR 29.5 billion for the full year is primarily due - in addition to the consolidation of the Slovak mobile communications investment for the first time - to customer growth at T-Mobile USA.
Revenues in the Business Customers business area remained largely stable for the full year at EUR 12.9 billion compared with EUR 13.0 billion in 2004.
Total revenue in the Broadband/Fixed Network business area decreased by 3.6 percent to EUR 26.0 billion in 2005. In a year-on-year comparison of the fourth quarters, the decline in total revenue was much smaller at 1.5 percent. The decline in revenue also slowed compared with the previous quarters.
Group EBITDA increased in the year under review by approximately EUR 0.7 billion or 3.7 percent to EUR 20.1 billion. In addition to revenue growth, improvements in the cost structures in particular contributed to this positive development. Adjusted EBITDA in the Group improved by EUR 1.1 billion or 5.7 percent to EUR 20.7 billion. The Broadband/Fixed Network and Mobile Communications business areas made the biggest contributions to EBITDA with EUR 9.9 billion and EUR 9.8 billion respectively.
Special factors of EUR 0.6 billion net had a negative effect on EBITDA. Negative special factors of around EUR 1.2 billion, mainly from expenditures connected with personnel measures, were partially offset by positive special factors of EUR 0.8 billion, mainly from the reversal of provisions in connection with the restructuring of the way in which the Civil Service Health Insurance Fund is financed.
Reported net profit increased to around EUR 5.6 billion compared with EUR 1.6 billion in the prior year. The underlying factor behind this gain was the positive development of profit before income taxes. Adjusted net profit was approximately EUR 4.7 billion. Year-on-year, this represents an improvement of EUR 1.0 billion or approximately 27 percent. This represents earnings per share of EUR 1.31 or EUR 1.10 on an adjusted basis.
Two contrary special factors are primarily responsible for the difference between adjusted and unadjusted net profit. On the one hand, the takeover of the mobile communications company O2 by Telefonica generated an indicator of the market price of T-Mobile UK for the impairment test. According to applicable accounting standards, this indication of market price must be given priority in the calculation of goodwill - and led a non-cash impairment of EUR 1.9 billion of the goodwill of T-Mobile UK.
On the other hand, in the United States, tax proceeds from the reversal of valuation allowances on deferred tax assets relating to U.S. loss carryforwards of EUR 2.2 billion were realized owing to the positive development in earnings. Free cash flow before dividend payments and the purchase of network infrastructure and licenses in the United States decreased from EUR 10.3 billion to EUR 5.7 billion, partly as a result of higher tax payments. Excluding acquisitions of mobile communications licenses and infrastructure in the United States, free cash flow amountedto EUR 7.8 billion, well within the scheduled range of EUR 7.5 billion to EUR 8 billion.
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D.Telekom alza cedola dopo mol +10% in trim4,titolo sale su Inet
Reuters - 02/03/2006 08:52:52
BONN, 2 marzo (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTE.FRA) ha annunciato un incremento dell'Ebitda del 10% nel quarto trimestre, spinto dal business della telefonia mobile, e ha proposto un incremento del dividendo del 16% a 0,72 euro.
Il titolo su Inet scambia in rialzo di quasi due punti percentuali a 13,70 euro.
Il mol "adjusted" si è attestato nel periodo a 5,199 miliardi di euro, un risultato che si confronta con una previsione media di 5,106 miliardi emersa da un sondaggio Reuters fra 21 analisti.
Il primo operatore tlc europeo ha confermato gli obiettivi per il 2006 e il 2007. Per quest'anno si aspetta, nella migliore delle ipotesi, un mol piatto perchè il gruppo si concentrerà sugli investimenti per rafforzare le sue controllate chiave nel business della telefonia mobile e lanciare nuovi prodotti per tamponare il rallentamento delle vendite nel fisso.
Le vendite vedranno un incremento del 5% quest'anno dopo essersi attestate a 15,5 miliardi nel quarto trimestre, in linea con le stime degli analisti. L'utile netto adjusted del periodo ha tuttavia deluso il consensus, attestandosi a 1,02 miliardi. Deutsche Telekom ha, tuttavia, comunicato di aver proceduto a rettifiche che hanno portato a una svalutazione della controllata T-Mobile britannica di 1,9 miliardi.
Reuters - 02/03/2006 08:52:52
BONN, 2 marzo (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTE.FRA) ha annunciato un incremento dell'Ebitda del 10% nel quarto trimestre, spinto dal business della telefonia mobile, e ha proposto un incremento del dividendo del 16% a 0,72 euro.
Il titolo su Inet scambia in rialzo di quasi due punti percentuali a 13,70 euro.
Il mol "adjusted" si è attestato nel periodo a 5,199 miliardi di euro, un risultato che si confronta con una previsione media di 5,106 miliardi emersa da un sondaggio Reuters fra 21 analisti.
Il primo operatore tlc europeo ha confermato gli obiettivi per il 2006 e il 2007. Per quest'anno si aspetta, nella migliore delle ipotesi, un mol piatto perchè il gruppo si concentrerà sugli investimenti per rafforzare le sue controllate chiave nel business della telefonia mobile e lanciare nuovi prodotti per tamponare il rallentamento delle vendite nel fisso.
Le vendite vedranno un incremento del 5% quest'anno dopo essersi attestate a 15,5 miliardi nel quarto trimestre, in linea con le stime degli analisti. L'utile netto adjusted del periodo ha tuttavia deluso il consensus, attestandosi a 1,02 miliardi. Deutsche Telekom ha, tuttavia, comunicato di aver proceduto a rettifiche che hanno portato a una svalutazione della controllata T-Mobile britannica di 1,9 miliardi.