Deutsche Telekom AG

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Deutsche Telekom AG engages in the provision of telecommunications and information technology services. It operates through the following segments: Germany, United States, Europe, Systems Solutions, Group Development, and Group Headquarters and Group Services. The Germany segment comprises fixed-network and mobile activities for consumers and business customers in Germany, as well as telecommunications services for carriers. The United States segment combines mobile activities in the U.S. market. The Europe segment includes fixed-network and mobile operations of the national companies in Greece, Romania, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovakia, Austria, North Macedonia, and Montenegro. The Systems Solutions segment offers integrated products and solutions to business customers. The Group Development segment manages entities, subsidiaries, and equity investments. The Group Headquarters and Group Services segment pertains to other Group units and focuses on technology and innovation. The company was founded on January 1, 1995 and is headquartered in Bonn, Germany.

The CEO of Deutsche Telekom said he was open to finding an industrial partner for its towers infrastructure, days after Vodafone said it would consider opportunities for such a move for its recently-listed towers business.

Deutsche Telekom 'open for industrial partners' for towers - CEO

Deutsche Telekom is preparing to sell its troubled IT services unit, T-Systems, Manager Magazin reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Deutsche Telekom prepares T-Systems sale - Manager Magazin

Deutsche Telekom AG Brands, Inc. (DTEGF) CEO Timotheus Hottges on Q3 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Deutsche Telekom reported core profit above market estimates on Friday and raised its full-year outlook for the third time, boosted by its U.S. unit T-Mobile, along with growth in European business.

Deutsche Telekom core profit beats estimates; full-year outlook raised

Deutsche Telekom's board of management will propose raising its dividend to 0.64 euros per share this year, up from 0.60 euros in 2020, the company said on Thursday.

Deutsche Telekom board to propose raising dividend to 0.64 euros per share

Deutsche Telekom announced on Friday a fibre optic joint venture with Australian investor IFM, which will buy a 50% stake in the German telecommunications company's fibre optic unit GlasfaserPlus GmbH for 0.9 billion euros ($1.04 billion).

Deutsche Telekom announces $1 billion fibre optic deal with Australian investor

Deutsche Telekom's supervisory board has given its approval to a planned optic fibre joint venture with Australian infrastructure investor IFM involving an investment of up to 6 billion euros ($6.9 billion), a source told Reuters.

Deutsche Telekom to enter optic fibre deal with Australian investor, source says

Deutsche Telekom has significantly grown its revenues across its Consumers segment thanks to higher broadband demand. Additionally, the merger with Sprint has significantly boosted revenue across the company's business in the United States.

Deutsche Telekom: Showing Resiliency In A Challenging Industry Environment

Deutsche Telekom's Czech mobile unit, 02 Czech Republic and Czech telecoms infrastructure provider Cetin have offered concessions to settle charges of restricting competition, EU antitrust regulators said on Friday.

Deutsche Telekom's Czech unit, others offer to settle EU antitrust charges

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Although touted in the financial press as a deal that “strengthens ties” between SoftBank and Deutsche Telekom, the tech and telecommunication tie-up actually runs much deeper and could end up affecting millions of consumers on three continents. For starters, in the wake of last year's Sprint and T-Mobile merger, which formed the second-largest U.S. mobile […]

Softbank-Deutsche Telekom Deal Sets Stage for Sweeping New Connected Networks and Services

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SoftBank will become the German telco's third-largest shareholder under the share-swap deal.

Deutsche Telekom Ups Stake in T-Mobile in Share Swap With SoftBank

BT Group PLC ran into renewed takeover talk today as the boss of Deutsche Telekom, its joint largest shareholder, said it was expecting something to happen with its stake. In a briefing meeting with analysts, Tim Hoettges said: “In the next 12 months something is going to happen there around this asset because the shareholder side is changing rapidly.

BT takeover talk stoked as Deutsche Telekom boss says he expects movement

Deutsche Telekom is weighing options for its 12% stake in Britain's BT and expects movement within the next 12 months, CEO Tim Hoettges said on Tuesday.

Deutsche Telekom expects move on BT stake within 12 months

Japan's Softbank Group said on Tuesday it had agreed a strategic partnership with Deutsche Telekom, Germany's main telecoms company, which will receive 45 million shares of T-Mobile US for 240 million of its shares.

Softbank agrees strategic share swap pact with Deutsche Telekom

Deutsche Telekom said on Tuesday that it had sold its Dutch unit T-Mobile Netherlands to a consortium of private equity houses Apax and Warburg Pincus for 5.1 billion euros ($6.05 billion).

Deutsche Telekom sells Dutch unit to private equity for 5.1 billion euros

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SoftBank Group Corp. (“SoftBank”) today announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership and equity share swap agreement with Deutsche Telekom AG (“DT”). Under the strategic partnership between the two companies, SoftBank's more than 300 portfolio companies gain access to an additional, approximately 240 million DT customers across Europe and the US, providing these portfolio companies the ability to scale quickly and at a low cost. DT will benefit from ARPU in

SoftBank Enters into Long-Term Strategic Partnership and Equity Share Swap Agreement with Deutsche Telekom

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The European Union's highest court ruled on Thursday that all-you-can-watch video products offered by Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom in Germany violated the bloc's rules on roaming and net neutrality.

Vodafone and DT all-you-can-watch video deals violate EU rules - top court

Deutsche Telekom AG (DTEGF) CEO Tim Hoettges on Q2 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Deutsche Telekom confirmed it was in active talks to sell its Dutch unit, signaling movement on Thursday on its portfolio of non-core assets as it reported a forecast-beating set of second-quarter results and raised its outlook.

Deutsche Telekom back in deal mode after strong results

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Deutsche Telekom AG (OTC: DTEGF) (OTC: DTEGY) has initiated the sale of its T-Mobile Netherlands BV subsidiary at a potential valuation of $5.3 billion, Bloomberg reports. It sought for first-round offers to be submitted this month.

Deutsche Telekom Initiates $5.3B Sale Of Dutch Subsidiary: Bloomberg

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Deutsche Telekom has successfully tested software-based mobile network technology using high-capacity antennas, it said on Monday, a potential alternative to existing network suppliers that could give mobile firms more flexibility and cut costs.

Deutsche Telekom touts progress on software-based mobile networks

Deutsche Telekom highlighted some impressive mid-term guidance numbers at its latest CMD.

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