LONDON/MUMBAI, May 22 (Reuters) - Vodafone Chief Executive Vittorio Colao ramped up the rhetoric in his fight with the Indian government on Tuesday, accusing the country of deterring foreign investment but warning that he would not walk away.
LONDON (Reuters) - Mobile operator Vodafone wrote down the value of its assets by 4 billion pounds ($6.3 billion) and cut its medium-term sales target on Tuesday, as the debt crisis hit customers in southern Europe, forcing them to save money on phone calls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mobile operator Vodafone made a writedown of 4 billion pounds ($6.3 billion) and cut its medium-term sales target as the debt crisis squeezed customers in southern Europe, forcing them to save money on phone calls.
LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - Mobile operator Vodafone made a writedown of 4 billion pounds($6.3 billion) and cut its medium-term sales target as the debt crisis squeezed customers in southern Europe, forcing them to save money on phone calls.
MUMBAI, May 22 (Reuters) - Vodafone 's Indian unit may not launch a planned initial public offer this year if the government accepts airwaves auction proposals by the sector regulator, the unit's chief executive said on Tuesday.
More on Vodafone ( VOD ) earnings : Takes impairment charge of £4B related to Southern Europe ops vs. £6.15B last year. Forecasts this FY's …
Vodafone ( VOD ): FY 2011/2012 EBITDA -1.3% to £14.48B vs. forecasts of £14.5B; revenue +1.2% to £46.42B vs. $46.2B; net profit -13% to £6.96B. Shares +1.85% in London. ( PR ) Post your comment!
LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - Vodafone lowered a medium-term target for revenue growth on Tuesday as consumers in southern Europe slashed spending and regulators upped the pressure on the world's largest mobile operator.