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BT Group Launches Digital Sovereignty Platform to Support UK AI Strategy

EE Expanding 5G+ Network to Cover 66% of UK Population

BT Group plc Reports a Decline in Half-Yearly Revenue and Profits

BT Group warns UK business tax reforms could impact infrastructure investment

BT Group Sees AI Leading to Further Job Cuts

BT Group Publishes 2025 Annual Report

BT Group Deploys Verint AI Robots to Enhance Customer Experience

BT Group Orders 3,500 Electric Vans

Morgan Stanley Raises BT Group plc Target Price

Intesa Sanpaolo downgrades BT Group rating, raises price target

BT Group Reports Revenue Drop But Profit Growth and Sets New Fiber Build Targets

Deutsche Bank Downgrades BT to Sell

BT Group signs contract with DEFRA to enhance mobile connectivity

Insider Purchase of BT Group Shares

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BT Group's share price has dropped 16% from its August high, trading at 182.40p, but remains above the year-to-date low of 133p. The company faces challenges in the broadband sector, losing 242,000 customers last quarter, with revenue and profit declining. Despite this, BT's dividend yield is 4.4%, and technical analysis suggests potential gains if the stock moves above key EMAs, though risks remain if it falls below 174.10p.

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BT share price is down 16% from YTD high: is it safe to buy the dip?

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British business news highlights include EY's investigation by the accounting regulator, potential sale or flotation of AA, Nissan's electric car production in Sunderland, a UK-South Korea trade deal, Ofcom's investigation into BT Group and Three, Morrisons delaying net zero targets, Trump's defamation lawsuit against BBC, and Russia's manipulative actions as stated by MI6's head.

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British Business - December 16

Britain's telecom and media regulator Ofcom on Monday said it has launched investigations into broadband provider BT Group and Three following summer outages that disrupted mobile services nationwide, including emergency services.

UK regulator probes BT, Three over summer outages

Sunil Bharti Mittal, an insider at BT Group, acquired 3,317,006 shares at GBX 179 per share, totaling £5,937,440.74. This transaction occurred on December 5th. BT Group's stock traded down to GBX 177 on Monday, with a market cap of £17.24 billion. The company reported GBX 9.30 EPS for the last quarter and has a Hold rating among analysts.

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BT Group (LON:BT.A) Insider Sunil Bharti Mittal Acquires 3,317,006 Shares

Bharti Televentures UK Limited, linked to Sunil Bharti Mittal, acquired 4.9 million shares in BT Group, raising its stake to 24.95%. This strategic move may affect BT Group's market position and shareholder dynamics. BT Group's stock is rated Hold with a £195.00 target. Despite solid financials and positive events, technical analysis shows weak momentum. BT Group's market cap is £17.33B, with a Buy signal on technical sentiment.

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Bharti Televentures Increases Stake in BT Group

BT Group plc's EE brand is expanding its 5G+ network to cover 66% of the UK population, including 20 new towns and cities and festive attractions. This expansion aims to improve mobile connectivity and speeds, enhancing user experiences nationwide. The rollout is part of EE's strategy to increase its coverage footprint and deliver advanced mobile technology.

EE Expands 5G+ Network to Millions More Customers Across UK

BT Group PLC announced that Tom Meakin, the Group Chief Strategy and Change Officer, has vested and sold 275,806 ordinary shares under the BT Group Restricted Share Plan at a price of £1.76 per share on November 10, 2025. This notification is in compliance with Article 19(3) of the EU Market Abuse Regulation No 596/2014.

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Teleflex's Q3 earnings call highlighted strong revenue growth of $913 million, a 19.4% year-over-year increase, despite challenges in certain product lines. The Vascular Intervention business exceeded expectations, contributing positively to overall growth. However, revenue declines were noted in intra-aortic balloon pumps and interventional urology. The company revised its revenue guidance for 2025, projecting adjusted revenue growth of 6.9% to 7.4%. Despite margin pressures, Teleflex remains optimistic about future growth and strategic financial management.

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Teleflex’s Earnings Call: Growth Amid Challenges

The FTSE closed in negative territory as the Bank of England maintained the Bank Rate at 4.00%, with a narrow 5-4 majority. This decision reflects ongoing inflation concerns and a sluggish UK economy. AstraZeneca's stock rose 3.1% after confirming its margin forecast for 2026, while BT Group's shares increased by 2.9% due to its expanded fibre rollout and increased interim dividend. Both companies reported strong financial results, with AstraZeneca's stock up 22.3% year-to-date and BT's up 28.6%, outperforming the FTSE 100 index's 19.2% increase.

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The FTSE Finish Line - Thursday, Nov. 6

BT Group PLC reported a decline in profit and revenue for the first half of the financial year, with pretax profit down 11% to GBP862 million and revenue down 3% to GBP9.81 billion. Despite these challenges, the company announced a 2% increase in its interim dividend to 2.45 pence per share and cut its workforce by 6%. BT is on track with its cost reduction program, achieving GBP247 million in savings. Shares rose 4.7% following the announcement, and the company reiterated its financial guidance for 2026.