Vodafone Group PLC
Provides mobile, fixed-line, and cloud telecommunications services across Europe, Turkey, and South Africa, plus the M-PESA mobile money platform in Africa.
As of Aug 28, 2026
Summary
Vodafone Group PLC is a global telecommunications company providing mobile, fixed-line and broadband services across Europe and other markets. The stock trades with a neutral technical bias and sits at 118.45p, having risen 40.3% over the past year despite a small decline of 0.8% in the last month. The company carries a market capitalisation of £27.4 billion.
Price history
As of Aug 28, 2026
Performance
+0.00%
+1.11%
-0.84%
+7.65%
+21.99%
+40.29%
As of Aug 28, 2026
Technical indicators
- 53.2
- -0.5Bearish
- 50: 113.16 · 200: 107.52Bullish
- 113.79p / 118.57p
Technical Bias
Vodafone Group's technical indicators are split three ways: the moving average setup favours the upside, MACD momentum is weakening, and the RSI sits neutral at midpoint. This is a derived technical read showing no clear directional bias, not a recommendation.
A transparent read of the indicators below — not a prediction or recommendation.
As of Aug 28, 2026
Fundamentals
- £27.4B
- —
- -0.01p
- -0.98%
- +7.3%
- £8.45B
- 0.33
- 80.13p – 128.73p
- 3.40%
- Jun 4, 2026
- Nov 10, 2026 (70 days)
As of Aug 31, 2026
Upcoming catalysts
- Earnings report
As of Aug 31, 2026
Latest news
As of Aug 31, 2026
MonkeyTrade's Take on Vodafone Group PLC
Short-term outlook
Vodafone's short-term setup leans mildly bearish, with MACD confirming the recent softness even as the stock holds above its 50 and 200-day averages, a longer-term positive backdrop that's keeping momentum from turning decisively negative. The key line in the sand is 113.79p support; a break below there would tilt the picture further downward, while a push through 118.57p resistance would signal buyers regaining control. No earnings catalyst is imminent, with the next report not due until November 2026.
Medium-term outlook
Vodafone's top line is growing at a decent 7.3% clip, but a negative 1.0% profit margin shows that growth isn't yet translating into earnings, with the 3.4% dividend yield doing much of the work for holders in the meantime. With technicals sitting neutral, the medium-term picture leans cautious rather than constructive. A clear return to positive profit margins would be the development to shift that view.
Key risks
- Vodafone's profit margin sits at -1.0%, showing the business is still operating at a loss despite the revenue growth.
- The ongoing £1.7 billion cost-cutting drive, including 1,200 job losses in Europe, signals restructuring pressure that can carry execution risk and social or regulatory friction.
- The Niel family's Vega acquiring a 16.2% stake from e& introduces a new large shareholder, which could bring changes in strategic direction or governance dynamics.
- The stock's sharp near-13% single-day jump highlights how volatile sentiment can be around Vodafone, even though its beta of 0.33 suggests lower sensitivity to broader market swings.
About Vodafone Group PLC
Vodafone Group PLC is one of Europe's best-known telecommunications names, listed on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker VOD. Operating within the Communication Services sector and the Telecom Services industry, the group provides mobile and fixed-line connectivity across multiple markets, positioning it as a long-established player in an industry built on large-scale infrastructure and steady subscriber demand. With a market capitalisation of £27.4B, Vodafone remains a substantial presence within the telecom space.
The available figures give a partial read on the company's profile. No price-to-earnings ratio is currently reported, leaving valuation on that measure unclear. What does stand out is the dividend yield of +3.4%, a factor income-focused investors often pay attention to when reviewing telecom stocks like Vodafone that traditionally emphasise shareholder distributions.
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