Telenor ASA

Telenor ASA reported strong growth in its Nordic operations, driven by subscription increases and digital service expansion, but faced challenges in its Asian markets, particularly in Malaysia, where 5G deployment costs have moderated earnings expec…

Telenor ASA, a leading international telecommunications group, has partnered with Infosys to implement Oracle Cloud Human Capital Management, aiming to standardize HR processes, enhance employee productivity, and improve workforce experience.

Telenor ASA, a leading international telecommunications and media provider, has seen a surge in its share price due to favorable analyst coverage, strategic investments, and a strong focus on expanding its network and content offerings, positioning …

Telenor ASA’s stock has surged 34% year-to-date, but analysts at Deutsche Bank and Citi have differing opinions on the company’s valuation, with Deutsche Bank warning of excessive valuation and Citi reaffirming its “Buy” stance.

Telenor ASA, a Norwegian telecommunications company, is facing a potential lawsuit and reputational damage over allegations that it shared personal data with Myanmar’s military regime, threatening its brand equity and financial performance.

Telenor ASA’s defense unit, KNL, has secured significant contracts with the Finnish and Swedish armed forces for high-frequency radio equipment, positioning the company for growth in the secure communication solutions market.

Telenor Asa’s stock price has remained stable, with a moderate valuation based on its price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios.

Telenor Asa’s stock price has remained relatively stable over the past 52 weeks, with a current price of 13.74 NOK and valuation multiples indicating a higher market value than book value.

Telenor ASA has completed its share buyback program, demonstrating its commitment to employee growth and success, while also highlighting positive trends in AI adoption in Malaysia.

Telenor’s stock price has been stable but uninspiring, with the company’s market capitalization and price-to-earnings ratio failing to translate into significant growth or momentum.