Full year results 1999
- Consolidation of market leadership in Europe
- The market capitalisation of Deutsche Telekom grew to over Euro 215 billion in 1999
- Proposed dividend 0,62 Euro for 1999
- Second capital increase makes the T-Share a real Euroland share
- Focus on our 4 strategic pillars, Mobile, Consumer Internet, Data/IP/ Systems and Access
- Growth in revenues due to booming growth areas and international acquisitions
- Revenues for call charges decreased further due to tariff cuts
- Revenues from network communications now account for less than 50% of group revenues compared to 58% in 1998
- Continued strong growth in online, mobile communications and ISDN
- T-Mobil surpasses 1998 results after only nine months of 1999
- Revenue decreases resulting from price cuts in the fixed network almost compensated by growth areas and acquisitions
- Lower income due to reduced margins in fixed-network activities in Germany
- Consistent continuation of internationalization strategy with acquisitions in Central and Eastern Europe and in France
- Considerable future contribution to results expected from sale of shares in Sprint
- Consolidation of One 2 One generates additional revenue, but also negative effect on results from goodwill and take-over of on-going losses in fourth quarter
- Partial sale of broadband cable network in first half of 2000, value expected to increase further as result of subsequent flotations
- Successful completion of largest capital increase ever
- Acquisition of 100% of UK mobile communications operator One 2 One
- Public offering of mobile communications and online activities under consideration
- T-Aktie significantly outperforms market
- Group net income Euro 951 million compared with Euro 996 million in first half of 1998
- Price cuts lead to considerable decrease in revenue, return on sales and cash flow in telephone network communications
- Conclusion of first contracts for majority sale of cable network expected in second half of the year
- Planned business combination with Telecom Italia
- Capital increase of up to 286 million shares, probably in June 1999
- Considerable tariff cuts for long-distance traffic
- Uninterrupted growth in ISDN, T-D1 and T-Online
- Costs reduced further
- Income at same level as least year
- Decrease in revenue from telephone network communications
- Broadband cable business established as wholly-owned subsidiary
Hannes Wittig
Head of Investor Relations Deutsche Telekom (Senior Vice President)
Address
Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 140, 53113 Bonn
Christoph Greitemann
Senior IR Manager
christoph.greitemann@telekom.de
Address
Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 140, 53113 Bonn
T-Mobile US, Inc.
investor.relations@t-mobile.com
Address
Five Newport, 12920 SE 38th St, Bellevue, WA,
