Telenor

A 15% FCF growth is expected for 2025

06/02/25 -"Telenor’s EBITDA grew by 4% in Q4 on an organic basis, a strong which performance was driven by the Nordics, despite lower figures in Asia. The reduction in capex from c.16% of revenues in ..."

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