LSE:VOD News 10 January 2026 - 7 February 2026

Vodafone shares rose 1.47% to 110.60p Friday, recovering part of Thursday’s 4.68% drop after a Q3 update. Group revenue climbed 6.5% to €10.5 billion, but Germany’s 0.7% service revenue growth missed some forecasts. Vodafone launched a new €500 million buyback tranche, bringing total buybacks since May to €3.5 billion. Investors remain focused on Germany’s pace and cash flow execution.

Vodafone shares fell 4.4% to 109.35 pence in early London trading Thursday after its third-quarter update. The company reaffirmed full-year profit and cash flow forecasts, reported 6.5% revenue growth to €10.5 billion, and announced a new €500 million share buyback tranche. Investors await FY26 results on May 12.

Vodafone shares rose 2.7% to 114.45 pence in early London trading Wednesday, ahead of the company’s Q3 FY26 update and investor Q&A set for Thursday. Trading volume reached 13.2 million shares by 09:03 GMT. Vodacom, majority-owned by Vodafone, reported a 13% jump in quarterly service revenue, led by growth in Egypt and Congo. Vodafone’s ongoing share buyback program is due to end Feb. 4.

Vodafone shares rose 1.1% to 110.4p by 09:22 GMT, nearing their 52-week high after the company bought back 146,082 shares at an average 108.66p on Feb. 2. Issued share capital stands at 24.88 billion, with 1.46 billion in treasury and 23.41 billion voting rights. Vodafone will pay an interim dividend of 2.25 euro cents per share on Feb. 5. Q3 results are due the same day.

Vodafone shares closed 0.9% higher at 107.40 pence on Friday after the company disclosed it bought back 1.57 million shares at an average 106.66 pence each. Investors await Vodafone’s Q3 trading update and interim dividend announcement, both scheduled for Feb. 5.

Vodafone shares edged up 0.1% to 104.2 pence in early London trading Monday after the company disclosed buying 2.6 million shares at an average 103.78 pence on Jan. 23. The €500 million buyback program, managed by Merrill Lynch International, is set to conclude by Feb. 4. Vodafone now holds over 1.45 billion shares in treasury. Investors await the Q3 FY26 trading update on Feb. 5.

Vodafone shares closed Friday at 104.05 pence, up 0.4%, after Deutsche Bank raised its price target to 150p and the company disclosed a buyback of 2.68 million shares at 103.78p each. Vodafone’s Q3 FY26 trading update is scheduled for Feb. 5, coinciding with its interim dividend payment.

Vodafone closed Friday at 100.80 pence, up 0.05%, after buying back 2.9 million shares to hold in treasury. The company will announce its Q3 FY26 trading update and confirm the interim dividend payment on Feb. 5. Barclays maintained a Buy rating with a 120 pence target. Investors await the FX rate for the 2.25 euro cent interim dividend, to be set Jan. 29.

Vodafone shares rose 0.2% to 100.95 pence in early London trading Friday after the company announced it repurchased 2.9 million shares on January 15 at an average price of 100.98 pence. The buyback is part of a €500 million programme set to run until February 4. Investors await Vodafone’s third-quarter trading update and interim dividend, both due February 5.

Vodafone shares fell 0.5% to 99.34 pence in early London trading Thursday after the company disclosed it repurchased nearly 4 million shares on Jan. 14 at an average 99.37 pence. The buyback program, capped at €500 million, is set to end by Feb. 4. Investors await Vodafone’s third-quarter update on Feb. 5. The stock closed Wednesday at 99.82 pence, up 1.18% for the day.

Vodafone bought 7.5 million shares at an average price of 102.04 pence on Jan. 9, holding them in treasury, according to a regulatory filing. Shares rose 0.2% to 101.36 pence by 08:42 GMT. The company now holds over 1.4 billion treasury shares, with 23.46 billion shares outstanding. Investors await Vodafone’s trading update on Feb. 5.

Vodafone shares fell 2.36% Friday to 101.20 pence, closing below the company’s recent buyback price. Vodafone bought 1.36 million shares at an average 103.38 pence on Jan. 8. India’s government capped Vodafone Idea’s annual dues at $13.79 million for six years, but the unit continues to post losses. The interim dividend is set for payment on Feb. 5, with a trading update due the same day.

Vodafone shares closed down 2.36% at 101.20 pence on Friday, underperforming the FTSE 100, which rose 0.8%. The company bought back 1.36 million shares on Jan. 8 at an average price of 103.38 pence. The buyback programme is set to run until Feb. 4. Vodafone’s Q3 FY26 trading update is scheduled for Feb. 5.