In terms of service revenues, Q4 was quite as expected with organic growth at constant change of 1.4%, slightly better than the +1.1% recorded in Q3 but lower than the 2% recorded in H1. European growth, which had moderated to 0.3% in Q3, was 0.6% (excluding the positive impact of a legal settlement in Germany). Note that, in Europe, the increased drag from roaming regulation was completely offset by an improved global performance in mobile. In parallel, growth in AMAP was still strong at +7.

15 May 2018
A correct H2 but a slightly disappointing new guidance and... Colao's departure

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A correct H2 but a slightly disappointing new guidance and... Colao's departure
Vodafone Group Plc (VOD:LON) | 74.7 -0.6 (-1.1%) | Mkt Cap: 18,667m
- Published:
15 May 2018 -
Author:
Jean-Michel Salvador -
Pages:
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In terms of service revenues, Q4 was quite as expected with organic growth at constant change of 1.4%, slightly better than the +1.1% recorded in Q3 but lower than the 2% recorded in H1. European growth, which had moderated to 0.3% in Q3, was 0.6% (excluding the positive impact of a legal settlement in Germany). Note that, in Europe, the increased drag from roaming regulation was completely offset by an improved global performance in mobile. In parallel, growth in AMAP was still strong at +7.