Vodafone Group PLC VOD

Vodafone Group Plc es un proveedor de servicios de conectividad y digitales con sede en el Reino Unido. Las operaciones minoristas y de servicios de la empresa se dividen en tres líneas de negocio principales: Europa Consumidor, Vodafone Business y África Consumidor. El negocio de Europa Consumidor ofrece una variedad de servicios de conectividad móvil y fija en todos sus mercados europeos, permitiendo a los clientes llamar, enviar mensajes de texto y acceder a datos en sus dispositivos móviles, o acceder a servicios de banda ancha, televisión y voz en casa. Vodafone Business atiende a clientes del sector privado y público de todos los tamaños con una variedad de servicios de conectividad, respaldados por su red global. El negocio de África Consumidor ofrece una variedad de servicios móviles, permitiendo a los clientes llamar, enviar mensajes de texto y acceder a datos. Proporciona servicios digitales, Internet de las cosas (IoT) y servicios financieros, que aprovechan y complementan su negocio de conectividad. La empresa ofrece servicios financieros, así como servicios comerciales y de comerciantes en África.

Con 60 acciones de VOD (USD 1.004,40) habrías recibido USD 32,40 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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