Telefónica Lost 411 Million Until March Due to Its Departures From Hispanoamerica, 68% Less
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The Spanish telecommunications company recorded a revenue of 8.13 billion euros, a slight advance compared to the 8.09 billion euros of the same period of the previous year
Spanish Telefónica attributes losses to the sale of businesses in Colombia, Chile and Mexico and to a program of redundancies in Spain. Prejudice around 411 million euros in the first quarter of the year.
Telefónica’s shares skyrocketed by almost 5% at the start of this Thursday’s stock exchange session, after the Teleco presented its accounts for the first quarter, in which it reduced its losses by 68%, and confirmed its forecasts for 2026 and the dividend. Specifically, the company headed by Marc Murtra led the Ibex 35 increases with an increase of 4.4%, until it was exchanged at a unit price of 3,985 euros, although by 9.05 hours it extended i…
The adjusted net profit of the continuous operations reaches 482 million
Without taking into account the impact of the operations of Colombia, Chile and Mexico, which subtracted 807 million, Telefónica would have earned 386 million in the first quarter, 21.5% less than in last year.Murtra warns Telefónica's directors of the need to simplify the organization of the Telefónica group has reduced its net losses attributed in the first quarter of this year, to 411 million euros, compared to the 'red numbers' of 1.
Madrid, 14 May (EFE).- Telefónica lost in the first quarter of the year 411 million euros affected by sales of business in Colombia, Chile and Mexico, which means a 68% reduction compared to what was lost a year earlier, when the departures from Argentina and Peru had more weight in their results account. According to the operator informed this Thursday to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), of not taking into account the operation…
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