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Plains All American Pipeline Adjusts 2Q EBITDA
2014-06-05 17:51:00| OGI
Previously, the guidance was $455 million, the company noted.
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Vodafone forecasts further drop in EBITDA this year
2014-05-20 08:43:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Vodafone Group forecast a further drop in EBITDA this year fiscal year, as the difficult market conditions in Europe continue and negative currency effects weigh on results. The company expects a result of GBP 11.4-11.9 billion in the year to March 2015, down from GBP 12.8 billion last year. The acceleration of capital expenditure under Project Spring will also put pressure on free cash flow, but Vodafone said it expects cash flow to remain positive, before any acquisitions or spectrum and restructuring costs. The company also targets a further increase in the dividend. For the past fiscal year, Vodafone reported revenues down 0.8 percent to GBP 38.3 billion, and a profit of GBP 59.4 billion, including a GBP 45.0 billion gain from the sale of its stake in Verizon Wireless, GBP 6.6 billion in impairment charges and GBP 19.3 billion in deferred tax. On an adjusted basis, excluding Verizon, the company posted operating profit of GBP 4.9 billion, just under its target of GBP 5.0 billion, and free cash flow was down 24 percent to GBP 4.2 billion.
Telekom Austria Q1 revenue down 7%, EBITDA falls 5%
2014-05-08 08:11:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Telekom Austria reported first-quarter revenue down 7.0 percent year-on-year to EUR 975.9 million, hurt by regulation, competition in its home market and currency inflation in Belarus. The mobile customer base fell 1.1 percent over the year to 19.99 million at the end of March. EBITDA was down 5.0 percent to EUR 319.9 million, and net profit was down 26.5 percent to EUR 40.8 million. Capital expenditure was reduced by a third compared to a year ago to EUR 99.4 million, while operating cash flow dropped 22.4 percent to EUR 144.8 million. Net debt was still at 2.0x EBITDA, equal to EUR 3.671 billion. In Q1, TA spent EUR 94.5 million renewing spectrum in Bulgaria and acquiring frequency rights in Slovenia. The operator maintained its outlook for an around 3 percent drop in annual revenues this year, capex of around EUR 700 million (excl spectrum) and a dividend of 5 cents a share. The company targets around EUR 100 million in opex and capex savings this year in order to offset the continued pressure on revenue. Telekom Austria added that the Croatian market remains challenging, and the operator is also facing there a significant increase in spectrum fees.
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Telenor organic sales up 1.5%, EBITDA margin improves
2014-05-07 08:59:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Telenor reported organic sales growth of 1.5 percent in the first quarter, in line with its full-year outlook for growth in the low single digits. The growth was led by its activities in south Asia, which accounted for the bulk of the around 6 million mobile customers added in the quarter. Telenor's total revenues rose to NOK 26.52 billion from NOK 24.712 billion a year earlier, with growth in all markets except Thailand. Adjusted EBITDA improved to NOK 9.30 billion from NOK 8.42 billion, thanks to improvements in Asia and Sweden. The EBITDA margin rose to 35.1 percent from 34.1 a year ago, and Telenor said it still expects a stable margin over the full year. Net profit was up slightly, to NOK 3.68 billion from NOK 3.60 billion. Capital expenditure jumped to NOK 6.60 billion from NOK 2.87 billion due to NOK 2.9 billion for the licence in Myanmar, while operating cash flow was stable, at NOK 5.60 billion. Telenor said it was an "encouraging" start to the year. It will continue to focus on growth through mobile data services, as well as returning to revenue growth in Thailand and increasing returns in Norway. The capex budget was maintained at 16 percent of annual sales, excluding spectrum and licence fees.
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Sprint raises EBITDA outlook, loses customers in Q1
2014-04-29 13:30:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) Sprint raised its forecast for adjusted EBITDA this year after reporting a strong first quarter. The US mobile operator now expects a result of USD 6.7-6.9 billion in 2014, versus an earlier outlook of USD 6.5-6.7 billion. In Q1, adjusted EBITDA rose 22 percent year-on-year to USD 1.84 billion, while the net loss narrowed significantly to USD 177 million. The improvement was due to lower handset subsidies, as the company moved to installment payments, as well as lower customer care and service costs. Revenues increased marginally, to USD 8.88 billion from USD 8.79 billion a year ago, due to weaker wireline revenues and the shutdown of the Nextel network. In the first three months of the year, Sprint lost a net 467,000 customers, including 333,000 postpaid and 415,000 prepaid. It blamed the losses on service disruptions due to its ongoing network upgrade as well as changes to the Lifeline programme. Only the wholesale base grew, by 281,000 customers. In total, the operator had 55.887 million customers at the end of March, down from 55.211 million a year ago. Retail ARPU fell both in prepaid and postpaid compared to the fourth quarter, to USD 62.98 per postpaid customer and USD 27.07 in prepaid.
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