Vodafone Group Aktie News

Vodafone has delivered stellar 2025A performance, but current valuation near £1.07/share limits further upside. The stock now trades above its 20-year average valuation at close to 15x P/E, with a dividend yield below 3.7%. Successful UK merger and growth in Africa offset weak legacy European markets, but forward growth is likely to moderate.

Vodafone Group Public Limited Company (VOD) Q3 2026 Sales/Trading Call Transcript

Shares fell after the company's revenue missed market expectations, dragged by a poor performance in Turkey.

Vodafone share price remains in a bull market as Margherita Della Valle's turnaround strategy starts to pay off. VOD jumped to a high of 116p this week, up by over 110% from its lowest level in 2024.

Vodafone Group PLC said it expects to deliver at the upper end of its profit and cash flow targets for the year, even as service revenue in key markets missed expectations for the third quarter. The telecoms group reported service revenue up 5.4% on an organic basis in the past quarter, down from 5.8% in the second quarter and below the City's forecast of 6.0%.

Mobile group Vodafone on Thursday said top-line growth in Germany and a strong contribution from Turkey and Africa in its third quarter kept it on track to report full-year earnings and cash flow at the upper end of its guidance.

The FTSE 100 Index continued its rally this week and was hovering near its all-time high as market participants reacted to the key earnings by some American companies and Lloyds Bank.  It was trading at £10,170, a few points below the all-time high of £10,240.

Vodafone Group PLC (LSE:VOD) shares have staged a sharp recovery, with Deutsche Bank upgrading its target price from 140p to 150p and reiterating a 'buy' rating as the company has done well to put past troubles behind it. Analyst Robert Grindle, who has for some time likened Vodafone's troubles to Lemony Snicket's book and Netflix programme 'A Series of Unfortunate Events', now sees signs of a ...