Brokers welcome Telstra's initiatives to support the community in the current crisis, as the telco becomes one of the few listed stocks to simply downgrade guidance rather than withdraw it altogether.
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Telstra has kept its half-year dividend steady at 8 cents a share despite profits being hit by bushfires and the ongoing rollout of the national broadband network (NBN).
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TPG Telecom is at a crossroads, awaiting a decision on its proposed merger with Vodafone Australia, and there are significant implications for Telstra as well.
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Telstra has confirmed that it is still expecting peak financial pain from the NBN, but not this financial year but in 2020-21.
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Telstra has slashed its final dividend after a sharp slide in profit for the year to June 30 and shareholders have been warned to brace for an even bigger impact on its bottom line next year as a result of the NBN.
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Scott Kelly, Portfolio Manager for the DNR Capital Australian Equities Income SMA, gives Informed Investor his thoughts about which are the best income stocks on the ASX at the moment.
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In this video Paradice Investments Large Cap Portfolio Manager Philip Wensley examines the outlook for Telstra.
WATCH VIDEOUBS now assumes Telstra cuts the dividend to $0.14, potentially from the second half of FY20. Long-term forecasts for earnings per share are unchanged at $0.18.
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The company's investor briefing flagged declines in the near term for mobile revenue per unit amid competition in enterprise. However an improving trend has been noted.
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First-half earnings were broadly in line with Credit Suisse estimates. Despite the better-than-expected mobile numbers, management has indicated the market remains highly competitive.
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The 3.6GHz auction was in line with expectations although UBS observes regional prices were higher. Telstra won the most, with 143 lots for $386m. Dense Air was a surprise bidder, winning 29 lots. NBNCo was unable to bid except in regional WA.
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Citi believes the future for 5G is bright, with incremental revenue from new business, particularly in the enterprise segment. However, most services will need much higher bandwidth and this cannot be delivered until additional spectrum becomes available, expected in FY21-22.
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