Q3 FY22–23: no frills at BT, but fireworks to come before the year’s up
BT’s Q3 reflects a troubled three months of inflationary pressures, union challenge, and heightened competition.
- Promises made about coming Q4, with future more flashy than subdued Q3.
- Price hikes and build-rate earn most airtime.
- Philip Jansen happy with fibre build-out foundations, attention now on fuelling connections ‘machine’.
- BT Business announcement targets synergies, but bulk of benefits not expected in near-term.
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