Telefonica SA Stock News

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Spanish holding vehicle Criteria, the main shareholder in Caixabank , announced on Monday it had raised its stake in Spanish telecoms company Telefonica to 5.007% from a previously reported 2.69%.

Telefonica's (TEF) fourth-quarter performance is affected by unfavorable foreign currency movement, partly offset by higher service revenues.

Telefonica's various telecoms businesses present a mixed bag overall, with solid positions in Spain and the U.K. offset by weaker operations in Latin America and Germany. Medium-term financial goals p

Telefonica (TEF) notes that Helium Mobile Hotspots solutions will be implemented with certain select clients in Mexico City and Oaxaca.

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Telefonica (TEF) is reportedly receiving a significant investment worth $2.20 billion from the Spanish government.

Shares in Telefonica rallied on Wednesday after the Spanish government said it would buy a stake of up to 10% in the country's telecommunications giant, which would match the investment made by a Saud

Spain said Tuesday it will acquire 10 percent of local telecoms giant Telefonica, just months after Saudi Telecom took a significant stake in the operator.

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Telefonica's (TEF) third-quarter performance is affected by unfavorable foreign currency movement, partly offset by higher service revenues.

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Spain's state fund SEPI said on Tuesday it is considering whether to buy a stake in Telefonica , a month after Saudi Arabia's STC built a 9.9% holding in the telecoms group.

Saudi telecoms group STC is seeking to keep its current 4.9% stake in Spain's Telefonica and no longer plans to convert the 5% it holds in derivatives into voting shares, El Economista newspaper repor

Spain's Caixabank , a major shareholder in Telefonica , will analyse with the telecoms group any potential cooperation with STC after the Saudi telecoms firm's recent investment in Telefonica, the ban