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BT Group plc (BT.A) vs. S&P 500 (SPY)
BT Group plc Business Overview & Revenue Model
BT Group plc Financial Statement Overview
| Breakdown | ||||
| Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 | Mar 2020 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Income Statement | Total Revenue | |||
| 20.80B | 20.68B | 20.85B | 21.33B | 22.91B | Gross Profit |
| 9.71B | 15.17B | 13.78B | 13.80B | 15.72B | EBIT |
| 2.21B | 2.62B | 2.88B | 2.59B | 3.28B | EBITDA |
| 6.46B | 7.47B | 7.23B | 6.88B | 7.55B | Net Income Common Stockholders |
| 855.00M | 1.91B | 1.27B | 1.47B | 1.73B |
| Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | |||
| 2.31B | 3.94B | 3.46B | 4.65B | 6.60B | Total Assets |
| 51.74B | 52.75B | 49.77B | 50.88B | 53.07B | Total Debt |
| 23.48B | 23.88B | 21.95B | 22.84B | 25.89B | Net Debt |
| 23.07B | 23.49B | 21.17B | 21.84B | 24.39B | Total Liabilities |
| 39.22B | 38.24B | 34.48B | 39.20B | 38.30B | Stockholders Equity |
| 12.52B | 14.51B | 15.30B | 11.68B | 14.76B |
| Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | |||
| 984.00M | 1.42B | 1.30B | 1.06B | 2.17B | Operating Cash Flow |
| 5.95B | 6.72B | 5.91B | 5.96B | 6.27B | Investing Cash Flow |
| -3.54B | -6.40B | -3.56B | -3.24B | -5.65B | Financing Cash Flow |
| -2.43B | -636.00M | -2.56B | -3.22B | -807.00M |
BT Group plc Technical Analysis
BT Group plc Peers Comparison
BT Group plc Earnings Call Summary
BT Group plc Corporate Events
Morgan Stanley has reduced its holdings in BT Group plc, dropping below the 5% threshold of voting rights, which triggered a notification. This change in holdings led Morgan Stanley to apply the trading book exemption to its remaining applicable holding of 4.980864% as of February 28, 2025, indicating a shift in their investment strategy regarding BT Group.
BT Group plc announced that as of 28 February 2025, its capital comprised 9,968,127,681 ordinary shares with voting rights, with 11,290,418 held as treasury shares. This brings the total number of voting rights to 9,956,837,263, a figure important for shareholders to determine their notification obligations under the FCA’s rules.
BT Group plc has announced a significant change in its shareholder structure, with Morgan Stanley acquiring a substantial portion of voting rights through various financial instruments. This acquisition, which sees Morgan Stanley holding over 5% of voting rights, could influence BT Group’s strategic decisions and impact its market positioning, reflecting the growing interest of major financial institutions in the company’s operations.
Morgan Stanley has reduced its holdings in BT Group PLC to below 5%, triggering a notification requirement. This change reflects an application of the trading book exemption to its remaining stake of 4.99%, as of February 13, 2025, potentially impacting BT Group’s shareholder composition and market perception.
Morgan Stanley has increased its stake in BT Group plc through a combination of direct voting rights and financial instruments, reaching a total of 5.025% of voting rights. This acquisition, primarily through equity swaps and options, suggests a strategic interest in BT’s operations, potentially impacting the company’s market positioning and signaling confidence from a significant institutional investor.
BT Group plc has announced a change in the voting rights held by Morgan Stanley, with the investment bank’s total holding falling below the 5% threshold to 4.99% as of February 7, 2025. This adjustment has prompted Morgan Stanley to apply a trading book exemption to its remaining holdings, indicating a significant shift in stakeholder engagement and potentially impacting BT Group’s market positioning.
BT Group plc announced transactions involving key executives, including CEO of Business, Bas Burger, and Group General Counsel, Sabine Chalmers. Both executives reinvested dividends into additional shares, indicating confidence in the company’s future performance. These transactions are part of the company’s compliance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation, reflecting transparency and alignment with shareholder interests.
BT Group plc announced the reinvestment of dividends into further shares by key executives, including CEO Consumer Marc Allera, Group General Counsel Sabine Chalmers, and Chief Security and Networks Officer Howard Watson, under the BT Group Employee Share Investment Plan. This move, conducted at a price of £1.47 per share, reflects the company’s strategy to align management interests with shareholder value, potentially strengthening stakeholder confidence and impacting market perceptions positively.
BT Group plc has announced that as of January 31, 2025, its capital consists of 9,968,127,681 ordinary shares with voting rights, excluding 11,290,418 shares held in treasury, resulting in a total of 9,956,837,263 voting rights. This information is crucial for shareholders to determine their notification requirements under the FCA’s rules, impacting how they report their interests or changes in interests in the company.
BT Group has reported significant progress in its modernization efforts, achieving increased fibre build, customer satisfaction, and EBITDA growth despite lower revenue outside the UK and weak handset sales. Notably, Openreach achieved a record full fibre build for the fourth consecutive quarter, while the Consumer division returned to service revenue growth. The company is focused on the UK market, with a strategic sale of its data centre business in Ireland, and has appointed Jon James as the CEO of a UK-centric BT Business. BT Group remains on track with its financial outlook, projecting substantial cash flow growth by the end of the decade.
BT Group plc issued a notification regarding a change in major holdings, as Morgan Stanley’s total applicable holding fell below the 5% threshold. This shift signifies a reduction in Morgan Stanley’s voting rights influence within BT Group, as it now holds 4.98% and has applied the trading book exemption. This adjustment could affect stakeholder dynamics and market perception of BT Group’s shareholder composition.
BT Group plc announced that as of 31 December 2024, the company had a total of 9,956,837,263 voting rights following the holding of treasury shares. This disclosure allows shareholders to accurately calculate and notify any changes in their interest according to regulatory requirements, ensuring transparency and compliance with the FCA’s guidelines.
BT Group plc has announced a change in its major holdings, with Morgan Stanley crossing a threshold in its acquisition of financial instruments. The change affects the voting rights distribution, with Morgan Stanley now holding a total of 6.693185% of voting rights in BT Group. This adjustment signifies a notable shift in the company’s shareholder structure, potentially impacting its governance and decision-making processes.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has dismissed a class action lawsuit against BT Group plc, filed by Justin Le Patourel, concluding that BT Group did not violate competition laws. This ruling underscores BT Group’s commitment to its customers and strengthens its position within the telecommunications industry by alleviating potential legal and reputational risks.
BT Group PLC has announced a change in its major holdings due to Morgan Stanley’s acquisition or disposal of financial instruments. As of December 6, 2024, Morgan Stanley holds a total of 7.791683% of voting rights in BT Group, down from a previous position of 9.046742%. This adjustment in holdings could influence BT Group’s strategic decisions and impact shareholder dynamics, given Morgan Stanley’s significant stake in the company.