Liberty CEO: Vodafone stake sell-off is not a judgement on telco’s strategy
Mike Fries says decision to sell a 5% Vodafone Group stake should not be seen as a reflection of the UK operator’s strategy, but purely a rotation of Liberty capital…
This article includes:
- Themes: Accretive transactions; Asset divestment; Capital rotation; Collared investment; Consolidation; Digital infrastructure; Fixed mobile convergence; Investment strategy; Market recovery; Opportunistic investment; Shareholder dynamics; Strategic partnerships; Telco valuation; Turnaround strategy.
- People: Margherita Della Valle; Mike Fries; Nick Read.
- Geographic: Belgium; Germany; Ireland; Netherlands; Slovakia; Switzerland; United Kingdom.
- Organisations: AtlasEdge; BlackRock; EdgeConneX; Emirates Telecommunications Group (e&); Formula E ITV; Liberty Blume; Liberty Global; Liberty Growth; Liberty Services; Liberty Tech; Liberty Telecom; Norges Bank; Plume; PJSC (e&); Sunrise; Televisa Univision; Telenet; UPC Slovakia; Virgin Media; Virgin Media O2; Vodafone Group; VodafoneZiggo.
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