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8th November, 2007
Second quarter and half year results to September 30, 2007
Second quarter and half year results to September 30, 2007
SECOND QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS
Revenue of £5,095 million, up 3 per cent
New wave revenue of £1,914 million, up 10 per cent
EBITDA before specific items1 and leaver costs of £1,448 million, up 2 per cent
Net specific items charge before taxation of £182 million, principally relating to the group’s transformation programme
Earnings per share before specific items1 and leaver costs of 6.1 pence, up 2 per cent
Continued strong broadband net additions2 of 479,000 of which BT’s retail share was 37 per cent
HALF YEAR HIGHLIGHTS
Revenue of £10,128 million, up 3 per cent
New wave revenue of £3,729 million, up 10 per cent
EBITDA before specific items1 of £2,822 million, up 3 per cent
Earnings per share before specific items1 of 11.7 pence, up 4 per cent
Interim dividend of 5.4 pence per share, up 6 per cent
Broadband end users2 of 11.7 million at September 30, 2007 of which BT Retail now has over 4 million customers
The income statement, cash flow statement and balance sheet from which this information is extracted are set out in the attachments.
Chief Executive’s statement
Ben Verwaayen, Chief Executive, commenting on the second quarter’s results, said:
“This is another solid set of results with revenue, EBITDA1 and earnings per share1 all continuing to grow ...
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8th November, 2007
BT Vision now available to self install
BT Vision now available to self install
BT Vision is now available for customers to self install for a one-off connection fee of just £30 – making it even better value for people looking to enjoy Freeview and a vast range of film, sport, music and television programming on-demand, with no compulsory subscription ...
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7th November, 2007
Reputation, Innovation and Trust Score High Marks in Private Banking
Reputation, Innovation and Trust Score High Marks in Private Banking
New Research highlights that bankers who complement valued personal service with efficient communication technologies will generate future economic market growth
Private bankers and wealth managers must recognise the importance of establishing close, valued relationships with their customers, especially if they wish to capitalise on a fragmented and highly competitive private banking landscape, according to a global report written by Davies Hickman Partners Ltd ...
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6th November, 2007
Minister Gentiloni makes BT Italia’s first mobile call
Minister Gentiloni makes BT Italia’s first mobile call
Today, BT Italia announced the availability of its new mobile phone network with the first call made by Paolo Gentiloni, Italian’s Minister of Communications, to BT GS President EMEA and Latin America, Luis Alvarez ...
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1st November, 2007
Liverpool unveils BT Convention Centre
Liverpool unveils BT Convention Centre
BT announced today that Liverpool’s showpiece convention centre on the Kings Waterfront is to be named the BT Convention Centre as part of a five-year sponsorship deal ...
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1st November, 2007
North East, London and Northern Ireland show biggest regeneration growth
North East, London and Northern Ireland show biggest regeneration growth
BT Business ten-year report and survey reveals regional differences in type, success-levels and attitudes of SMEs
A report commissioned by BT Business as part of Small Business Week reveals the extreme diversity of fortunes amongst small and medium businesses across the UK ...
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1st November, 2007
Businesses set to benefit as BT safeguards privacy of online communication
Businesses set to benefit as BT safeguards privacy of online communication
BT today opened up the benefits of cost-effective online communications for businesses by launching two new encryption solutions that guarantee privacy to the strictest regulatory standards.
BT’s new Secure Mail and Encrypted Message Exchange (BT EMX) services will run on LogicaCMG's globally managed and dedicated ASP (application services provider) platform, allowing businesses to communicate directly with customers, employees and partners via secure email or internet portals ...
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1st November, 2007
Megumi Hasegawa appointed president of BT Japan
Megumi Hasegawa appointed president of BT Japan
BT today announced the appointment of Megumi Hasegawa as president for the company’s Japan operations, replacing Ian Pulford who will take up a new role with BT in the United Kingdom ...
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31st October, 2007
Sustainability a business opportunity, says BT
Sustainability a business opportunity, says BT
A major international study by the Economist Intelligence Unit, sponsored by BT, has revealed that organisations are failing to realise business benefits from sustainability programmes ...
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31st October, 2007
BT calls on small business to play a major role in fighting climate change
BT calls on small business to play a major role in fighting climate change
As part of Small Business Week 2007’s “Green Day” today, BT Business is launching an “Understanding Green Business Practices” guide to help SMEs understand how sustainable business practices can deliver benefits to the environment and their business ...
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