Telefonica Brasil

Telefonica Brasil will announce on 27 July 2026 the results for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. Analyst consensus sees EPS of 0.214 USD (prior year 0.150 USD) and revenue averaging 3.04 billion USD (+17.68% versus 2.58 billion USD). For the fiscal year, analysts on average expect EPS of 0.995 USD (prior year 0.680 USD) and revenue of 12.32 billion USD (prior year 10.67 billion USD). » More on finanzen.net

Telefonica Brasil reported Q1 EPS of USD 0.0753, missing the analyst expectation of USD 0.1923 by 60.84%, while revenue of USD 2.98 billion slightly beat estimates. The stock fell 4.49% in pre-market trading to USD 14.90. Management confirmed the earnings miss, announced a focus on cost management and investments in network infrastructure, and expects Q2 EPS of USD 0.12 and full-year EPS of USD 0.53. Risk factors include economic pressure, intense competition and potential regulatory changes. » More on de.investing.com

Telefonica Brasil announced that CFO and head of investor relations David Melcon Sanchez‑Friera will step down from his position effective 2 April 2026 to become CFO of VMED O2 UK Limited, a joint venture of Telefonica SA and Liberty Global in the United Kingdom. The board of directors has been informed and intends to appoint a successor on the day of the resignation. The company will inform shareholders and the market of further steps in accordance with regulations. » More on de.investing.com

Telefonica Brasil (Vivo) reported a 7.1% revenue increase to R$15.6bn in Q4 2025 and an annual OpCF growth of 13.4%. EBITDA rose 8.1% to R$6.7bn (excluding concession migration +17.7%), net income increased 11.2% to R$6.2bn for 2025, and free cash flow climbed 11.4% to R$9.2bn. Postpaid and 5G subscriber bases grew strongly, FTTH connections rose 12% to 7.8 million, and new digital B2C/B2B businesses drove growth; the company announced R$7.0bn in shareholder remuneration for 2026 and a new share buyback program of up to R$1.0bn. » More on de.investing.com

Telefonica Brasilien has completed the purchase of all shares in Fibrasil held by La Caisse and now holds 75.01% of the share capital. After adjustments, the transaction is valued at R$ 858,001,662.32; the remaining 24.99% remains with Telefónica Infra. All regulatory approvals and conditions have been satisfied and the subscription receipts have been cancelled. The takeover is to be ratified at the general meeting under Brazilian corporate law; dissenting shareholders have a right of withdrawal. » More on de.investing.com