Mobile phone group Vodafone will strive for strong cash generation and continue to invest in its "jewel" Indian operations as it battles a global slowdown, its chief executive said on Monday.

Vodafone reported on Tuesday a 2.2% rise in organic earnings for 2024, meeting market forecasts, after it returned to top-line growth in the final quarter helped by gains in Britain and Germany.

In Britain, where Vodafone's merger with rival Three will complete in the coming months, service revenue grew by 7.6%, helped by the addition of 37,000 mobile contract customers and 72,000 ...

On May 20, Reuters reported that Vodafone Group Public Limited Company (NASDAQ:VOD) is witnessing cash-flow growth. However, the revenue of its German operations is lagging. CEO Margherita Della ...

Vodafone reiterated its guidance to deliver core earnings of around 11 billion euros and adjusted free cash flow of at least 2.4 billion euros for the full year. Sponsored Bank Accounts ($1 = 0. ...

Vodafone is traded publicly in the U.K., and its market cap is currently around £28.7 billion, or $32.2 billion at today’s rates. CK Hutchison has a market cap of about $21 billion (but that ...

Vodafone's strategy of focusing on its strongest markets will start to deliver sustainable cash-flow growth this year, even if it takes longer for a turnaround in Germany to show up in the telecom ...

Vodafone had around EUR 18 billion in cash and short-term securities as of March 2023. Undrawn long-term credit facilities are EUR 7.7 billion. Economic Moat. We assign Vodafone a no moat rating.