Telefónica to take more ‘calculated risks’ in new strategy, says Murtra
Telefónica’s strategic review is now expected in the fourth quarter this year, as Executive Chairman Marc Murtra envisions more risk taking and calls for a “social contract” with the European Commission that enables national consolidation in exchange for investment.
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- Organisations: 1&1; Confederación Española de Directivos y Ejecutivos (CEDE); European Commission (EC); European Union (EU); Liberty Global; MásOrange; Millicom International Cellular; Telecom Argentina; Telefónica Argentina; Telefónica Colombia; Telefónica Deutschland (O2 Germany); Telefónica Ecuador; Telefónica Group; Telefónica Hispanoamérica (Hispam); Telefónica Peru; Telefónica Uruguay; Virgin Media O2 (VM O2); Vodafone Germany; Vodafone Spain.
- Geographies: Argentina; Brazil; Chile; China; Colombia; Ecuador; Europe; Germany; Latin America; Mexico; Peru; Spain; United Kingdom (UK); United States of America (USA); Uruguay; Venezuela.
- People: Marc Murtra.
- Themes: Acquisitions; Altnets; Artificial intelligence (AI); Capital raise; Consolidation; Cybersecurity; Data centres; Debt; Digital infrastructure; Engineers; Fibre (FTTP); Innovation (R&D); Infrastructure; Investment; Joint ventures; Mergers and acquisitions (M&A); Non-core assets; Reveneu growth; Risk; Strategy; Talent; Technology; Wholesale.
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