Q4 sales at end March were down by 3% yoy (like in Q3 but they were flat in H1) with still a good performance by EE (+5%) but a continued sharp revenue decrease of 13% in Global Services. Q4 EBITDA was up by 1% yoy, a correct number compared to the 2% decline recorded in Q3 but the annual EBITDA at £7.5bn was towards the low end of the £7.5/7.6 guidance given by the group for the full year. Note, beyond a good 13% increase on the consumer side, that EE’s EBITDA was again up
11 May 2018
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- Published:
11 May 2018 -
Author:
Jean-Michel Salvador -
Pages:
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Q4 sales at end March were down by 3% yoy (like in Q3 but they were flat in H1) with still a good performance by EE (+5%) but a continued sharp revenue decrease of 13% in Global Services. Q4 EBITDA was up by 1% yoy, a correct number compared to the 2% decline recorded in Q3 but the annual EBITDA at £7.5bn was towards the low end of the £7.5/7.6 guidance given by the group for the full year. Note, beyond a good 13% increase on the consumer side, that EE’s EBITDA was again up