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The Star
29-05-2025
- Business
- The Star
Bank counters weigh on FBM KLCI after recent earnings reports
KUALA LUMPUR: The local stock index drifted lower in the early session as investors sold down financial heavyweights following their recent earnings announcements. The FBM KLCI was down 1.29 points to 1,525.60 at the midday break, as the domestic market shrugged off a global rally sparked by a US trade court's decision to block US President Donald Trump's tariffs on trading partners. On the broader market, the number of declining issues piped advancers 430 to 400 after 2.16 billion shares changed hands for RM1.06bil. Hong Leong Bank weighed on the market as traders sold down its shares by 28 sen to RM19.62 on the back of its earnings report yesterday. Sector peer RHB, which also released its earnings yesterday, fell 14 sen to RM6.53. Other laggards included Telekom down 30 sen to RM6.55, Guan Chong sliding 18 sen to RM3.25 and Sunway Construction dropping 12 sen to RM5.83. Key Asian markets maintained a rally on news of a potential reprieve in US tariffs imposed on the rest of the world. Japan's Nikkei rose 1.53% to 38,297 while China's blue-chip CSI 300 gained 0.68% to 3,862 and Shanghai's composite index rallied 0.72% to 3,363. Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 0.65% to 23,408.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Comparative Analysis Made Easy with Prices in Local Currency, Euros, and USD
Stay ahead with this comprehensive mobile tariff database, offering quarterly updates since 2006 on over 1000 price plans across Europe. Easily compare international mobile pricing with details on operators, costs, allowances, and more, all presented in multiple currencies. Ideal for agencies, operators, and investors. Dublin, May 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Europe Smartphone Tariff Tracker and Analysis" has been added to offering. Pricing is used as one of the key differentiators by mobile operators across the industry. To keep up-to-date with the increased complexity of packages offered is a challenge. The analyst has researched and collated prices for post- and prepaid smartphone price plans across Europe since 2006 and has been updating it every quarter since. Prices presented in local currency, Euros and USD allow for a speedy and like-for-like comparison of the 1000+ price plans covered. Key information collected and provided in the excel spreadsheet include: Name of operator Effective/Verified Date Type of customer (Consumer, Youth, Senior, etc) Type of subscription (Postpaid/Prepaid, Hybrid) Contract term for Postpaid plans(m-t-m, 6, 12, 18, 24 plans) Validity for prepaid plans Name of Plan Cost in local currencies and Euro (inclusive and exclusive of tax) Inclusive allowances such as Voice, IDD, SMS, MMS, Data, roaming VAS, and others with a separate column for each of these) Charges (per min, per SMS, per MMS, per 1 Mbyte of Data Tax rate Comments (these relate to the price plan and provide additional information such as add-on details) In this continuously updated service - every quarter - based on a survey of providers, the database will illustrate how operator marketing strategies create plans to retain loyalty, entice new customers and increase usage and value. The database also highlights key changes announced by operators since the previous update which are easily identifiable as marked in red. Geographical coverage (mobile network operators): Albania Telekom Albania (AMC) Albania ALBtelecom & Eagle Mobile Albania Vodafone Armenia Viva MTS Austria 3 Austria A1 Mobilkom Austria Magenta (prev. T-Mobile) Belarus A1 Belgium BASE Belgium Orange (Mobistar) Belgium Proximus Bulgaria Telenor (Globul) Bulgaria A1 (M-Tel) C. Republic Telefonica O2 C. Republic Vodafone Croatia A1 (prev. VIP) Croatia Telekom (T-Mobile) Cyprus Cyta-Vodafone Cyprus Epic (previously MTN) Denmark Telenor Denmark Telia DK Denmark YouSee (TDC) Denmark 3 Denmark Estonia Telia Finland Elisa (Saunalahti) Finland Telia France Bouygues Telecom France Orange France SFR France Free Mobile Germany O2 Telefonica Germany Telekom (T-Mobile) Germany Vodafone Greece Cosmote Greece Vodafone Greece Wind Hungary Telenor Hungary Vodafone Hungary Telekom (T-Mobile) Iceland Vodafone Iceland Siminn Ireland 3 Ireland Eir (previously Meteor)/Eir sub-brand GoMo Ireland Vodafone Italy WindTre Italy TIM Italy Vodafone Italy Iliad Latvia Bite Lithuania Bite Lithuania Telia (Omnitel) Luxembourg LUXGSM Luxembourg Orange Luxembourg Tango Malta Go Malta Epic (previously Vodafone) Moldova Orange Netherlands KPN Mobile (includes Telfort) Netherlands Telfort Netherlands T-Mobile Netherlands Vodafone Norway Telenor Norway Telia (Netcom) Poland T-Mobile (prev EraGSM) Poland Orange Poland Plus GSM Poland P4 (Play) Portugal NOS (previously Optimus) Portugal Meo (TMN) Portugal Vodafone Romania Telekom Romania Orange Serbia A1 (prev VIP) Serbia Telenor Slovakia Orange Slovakia Telekom Slovenia Telekom (Mobitel) Slovenia A1 Slovenia (Si Mobil) Spain Movistar Spain Orange Spain Vodafone Spain Yoigo Sweden Telenor Sweden TeliaSonera Mobil Sweden Tre Sweden Tele2 Switzerland Salt (previously Orange) Switzerland Sunrise Switzerland Swisscom Switzerland Wingo (Sub-brand Swisscom) Turkey Turkcell United Kingdom 3 UK United Kingdom EE United Kingdom O2 Telefonica United Kingdom Vodafone United Kingdom Virgin Media Key highlights of the database include: Tariff price plans for consumer and business post and prepaid, presented in tabular format, in local currency, Euros and US Dollars allowing for easy comparison Each plan provides details such as the cost and allowances that come with it. All the data is updated quarterly, and changes made are marked in red. Summary report provided with each update commenting on key changes Researched by a multi-lingual team Enquiry service provided by a tariff expert with 24 years of experience in telecoms pricing Subscription includes 4 Updates per annum Summary report with each update FREE Enquiry Service Who should subscribe to this service Government agencies with a need to compare mobile prices across countries Telecommunication operators Software and equipment vendors Consultancies Investors, Venture Capital companies and Financial Institutions For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. 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Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Völler would like Wirtz to stay at Leverkusen for another year
Rudi Voeller, Sports Director of the German national soccer team, speaks at a press conference on the allocation of rights, for the 2026 Men's World Cup, at Telekom's representative office in Berlin. Telekom has acquired an extensive TV rights package from FIFA, the world soccer association. Christoph Soeder/dpa German Football Federation (DFB) sporting director Rudi Völler hopes Florian Wirtz stays at Bayer Leverkusen for another year and doesn't expect a quick decision on his future. "My favourite solution is for him to stay there for another year and then move on. My Leverkusen team could live with that, but I don't know if other clubs could either," Völler at an event of telecommunications company Telekom in Berlin. Advertisement Völler played in Leverkusen between 1994 and 1996. He was their coach on an interim basis twice and also had different positions at the club management. Wirtz has a contract with Leverkusen until June 2027, but Bayern Munich and Liverpool are reportedly working to sign him. According to reports, the Bayer pharmaceutical company, which owns Levekusen has, given the green light for the sale of Wirtz, but only for €150 million ($170.2 million). The high sum reportedly forced Manchester City out of the race for the 22-year-old. Völler didn't want to comment on the status of the negotiations. "Many people know that I still have a small office in Leverkusen, but they don't tell me everything anymore," he joked.
Phone Arena
15-05-2025
- Business
- Phone Arena
T-Mobile owner performs better than expected by analysts
T-Mobile's owner – namely, Deutsche Telekom – has a reason to celebrate. The company reported a slight increase in its first-quarter core profit, just above what analysts had expected, and raised its full-year forecast. The company posted adjusted earnings before EBITDA AL of 11.3 billion euros, or about 12.7 billion dollars. That's a 7.9% rise compared to the same quarter last year. Analysts had anticipated 11.1 billion euros, based on a company survey. EBITDA AL is a way to measure how much money a company makes from its main business activities before taking out costs like interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, but after subtracting lease expenses. This means it shows the company's earnings after paying for things like office or equipment rentals, which are often long-term lease agreements. Companies like those in the telecom industry often use EBITDA AL because they have a lot of lease agreements, and this measure helps investors see how well the core business is doing, without being misled by accounting Telekom also adjusted its 2025 outlook, raising its expected core profit to around 45 billion euros, up slightly from the earlier target of 44.9 billion. Free cash flow after leases is now expected to reach roughly 20 billion euros, compared to the prior forecast of 19.9 billion. This follows a similar move in April by its US-based subsidiary, T-Mobile US, which lifted its own profit expectations despite slower-than-anticipated growth in wireless subscribers. Image credit – PhoneArena In late April, T-Mobile reported strong results for the first quarter of 2025, calling it not just its best Q1 ever, but the best quarter in the industry overall. The company added 1.3 million postpaid customers, including 495,000 new phone customers and 424,000 new internet subscribers, leading the sector in customer growth. This performance drove a 5% year-over-year increase in service revenue to $16.9 billion, while postpaid revenue rose 8% to $13.6 billion. Net profit reached $3.0 billion, up 24% from the same period last year. The free cash flow also saw a sharp jump of 52.4% year-on-year, beating analyst estimates by over one billion euros. In Germany, however, the company faced challenges. It pointed to intense competition and a cooling broadband market, which led to a net loss of 7,000 customers. UBS analyst Polo Tang suggested this could be due to rival Vodafone's use of indirect sales channels, such as price comparison websites like Check24. Some market watchers, including ODDO BHF's Stephane Beyazian, noted that these negative trends in the German broadband segment might concern investors. Still, Deutsche Telekom's performance across the rest of Europe remained solid, with revenue rising organically by 3.7%.
Daily Express
27-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Express
Some fixed lines give cause to worry
Published on: Sunday, April 27, 2025 Published on: Sun, Apr 27, 2025 By: Sohan Das Text Size: Landlines dangling dangerously low. LABUAN: Telekom should look into its landlines which had been engulfed by thick unwanted growth and were dangling dangerously low as this condition caused uneasiness among users of the services. Acting as consumer spokesman Vincent Pereira said such a sight is common in a few out-of-town locations and did not befit the island's image as a financial centre and oil and gas hub nor reflect good on maintenance works. He said though technology had advanced with new and faster communication devices in the market landlines were still much relevant and used by many companies. 'Fixed-lines can be attached to fax machine and transmit printed documents with signatures which were legally binding unlike email which could lose in cyberspace,' said Vincent adding as a result most companies have fax machines. He hoped the Telekom would the necessary and not let such sights to become common here. * Follow us on Instagram and join our Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel(s) for the latest news you don't want to miss. * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
