US EditionMurtra: "Consolidation Will Come when the Opportunity Arises to Raise Telefónica in a Cost-Effective Way"
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Teleco says it will explore any operation that allows it to grow in its key markets as long as it allows it to generate synergies and save costs
Marc Murtra has taken the floor in Madrid to defend the new strategic plan that will guide Telefónica’s course until the end of the decade. The road map was born on Tuesday, November 4, with the aim of strengthening the group’s financial health through a cost-saving plan of up to 3 billion per year under the mission of “turning Telefónica into a leading telecommunications company in Europe”, as its president said during the opening of Capital Ma…
Telefónica today presented its results to the third quarter and its strategic plan from 2026 to 2030, where its operation in Chile, which began in 1990, does not appear on the horizon. This in the context of the fact that the firm is in a plan to divest itself of its assets in Latin America and it is expected that the local operation of the Spanish company will soon be added to that list. During the last time, the firm, which operates commercial…
With only the sale of copper cables, the Brazilian Telefónica expects a $3 billion win by 2028
"We would analyze the option of a capital increase for the operation, but not as part of the business plan. For a relevant M&A operation, we would consider the option of financing the operation (with a capital increase)," Murtra said to analysts' questions after presenting the company's new strategic plan until 2030.
Telefónica has presented its road map 2026–2030 with an unequivocal message: implement with focus and simplify to grow. Marc Murtra himself frames the plan as a direct commitment to action: "I have asked the team to help me design a Strategic Plan that captures the market opportunities ahead. A plan that reduces complexity, improves financial flexibility and faces difficult decisions," says the president.In the presentation to investors, Telefón…
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