FNTGn.DE
Latest Trade
16.29EURChange
0.08(+0.46%)Volume
14,759Today's Range
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16.2952 Week Range
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21.64As of on the XETRA ∙ Minimum 15 minute delay
Previous Close | 16.21 |
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Open | 16.18 |
Volume | 14,759 |
3M AVG Volume | 19.63 |
Today's High | 16.29 |
Today's Low | 16.18 |
52 Week High | 21.64 |
52 Week Low | 13.67 |
Shares Out (MIL) | 128.06 |
Market Cap (MIL) | 2,075.87 |
Forward P/E | 9.82 |
Dividend (Yield %) | 0.25 |
Freenet Not After State Aid, Aims To Return To Payout Policy Next Year - CEO
Freenet Q1 Revenue Rose 4.3% To 648.8 Million Eur
Freenet Says Management Board,Supervisory Board Propose One-Time Suspension Of Dividend
freenet AG is a Germany-based network-independent telecommunications provider. The Company's main activities are divided into two segments: The Mobile Communications segment and Other. The Mobile Communications segment offers a product portfolio of voice and data services for the mobile communication operators T-mobile, Vodaphone, E-plus and O2, as well as buying mobile communications services from the network operators and selling them to its end customers. The sale of mobile communications devices and rendering of sales services are included in this portfolio. The Other segment focuses on development of communication solution, Enhanced Digital Printing (EDP) services and information technology (IT) solutions, as well as rendering of portal services such as e-commerce, advertising and online shopping.
Industry
Communications Services
Executive Leadership
Helmut Thoma
Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Christoph Vilanek
Chairman of the Management Board, Chief Executive Officer
Knut Mackeprang
Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Employee Representative
Ingo Arnold
Chief Financial Officer, Member of the Executive Board
Stephan A. Esch
Member of the Executive Board, Chief Technology Officer
Price To Earnings (TTM) | 11.26 |
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Price To Sales (TTM) | 0.72 |
Price To Book (MRQ) | 1.65 |
Price To Cash Flow (TTM) | 6.15 |
Total Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 181.64 |
LT Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 117.16 |
Return on Investment (TTM) | 5.20 |
Return on Equity (TTM) | 3.69 |
Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S> chief executive Olaf Swantee has quit and Chairman Peter Kurer said he will not run for re-election after a shareholder uprising blocked the group's $6.3 billion bid for Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss cable unit.
Freenet <FNTGn.DE> still opposes Sunrise's <SRCG.S> 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.32 billion) deal to buy Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss business, despite a new offer from the American seller to take part in the acquisition.
Freenet still opposes Sunrise's 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.32 billion) deal to buy Liberty Global's Swiss business, despite a new offer from the American seller to take part in the acquisition.
* DGAP-NEWS: FREENET AG: FREENET AG RECONFIRMS ITS DECISION TO VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSED CAPITAL INCREASE OF SUNRISE IN RELATION TO ITS ENVISAGED ACQUISITION OF UPC SWITZERLAND
Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S> slashed the size of a rights offer but this failed to secure the support of a major shareholder for its 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.35 billion) purchase of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss UPC unit.
Sunrise <SRCG.S> investor AOC joined Germany's Freenet <FNTGn.DE> in fighting the Swiss telecoms group's 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.33 billion) takeover of Liberty Global <LBTYA.O> Swiss UPC assets, saying a proposal to reduce a rights issue was insufficient to change its...
Germany's Freenet <FNTGn.DE> does not intend to sell its shares in Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S> soon no matter what happens with the capital increase Sunrise plans to fund its 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.35 billion) purchase of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss UPC business...
Sunrise Communications' <SRCG.S> proposed takeover of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss UPC business faces a revolt with at least two big investors joining top shareholder Freenet in opposing the 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.46 billion) deal, sources said.
Telecoms group Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S> will next week present a new evaluation with revised savings of its planned takeover of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss business UPC, in a bid to win sufficient shareholder support for the deal.
Most shareholders of Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S> back its plans to buy Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss UPC business despite opposition from big investor Freenet <FNTGn.DE>, Sunrise's finance chief said on Tuesday, expressing confidence the 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.46...
Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S> remains in talks with top shareholder Freenet <FNTGn.DE> about the planned 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.46 billion) takeover of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss business UPC, Sunrise finance chief Andre Krause told Reuters.
Swiss telecoms firm Sunrise Communications on Thursday stepped up efforts to rescue its takeover of Liberty Global's Swiss unit amid criticism from its top shareholder, saying it had found new synergies and could cut a planned rights issue to fund the deal.
German telecoms group Freenet <FNTGn.DE>, the largest shareholder in Switzerland's Sunrise Communications <SRCG.S>, said it remains open for talks after it criticised Sunrise's planned takeover of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss UPC business.
* SUNRISE BOARD COMMENTS ON ANNOUNCEMENT BY FREENET RE UPC SWITZERLAND ACQUISITION
German telecoms group Freenet <FNTGn.DE> fired off a salvo of demands on Friday to cut the price and amend the terms of Sunrise Communication's <SRCG.S> proposed 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.4 billion) takeover of Liberty Global's <LBTYA.O> Swiss unit UPC.
Freenet AG said on Friday it would vote against a proposed 4.1 billion franc ($4.19 billion) capital hike at Sunrise Communications to fund a takeover bid for Liberty Global's Swiss unit UPC.
Germany's Freenet has hired Citi to explore possible options for improving terms of the deal for Sunrise Communications -- in which it is the largest shareholder -- to buy Liberty Global's Swiss UPC cable business, sources close to the matter told Reuters.
German telecoms group Freenet sees room to improve the terms of a deal for Sunrise Communications, in which it is the largest shareholder, to buy Liberty Global's Swiss UPC cable business, CFO Ingo Arnold said.
German telecoms group Freenet sees room to improve the terms of a deal for Switzerland's Sunrise Communications, in which it is the largest shareholder, to buy Liberty Global Swiss UPC cable business, CFO Ingo Arnold said.
Sunrise Communications' top shareholder, German telecoms group Freenet, needs time to decide whether to support the Swiss group's plans to buy Liberty Global's Swiss UPC cable business, Freenet CEO Christoph Vilanek told Reuters.
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