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Australia s TPG Telecom gets $820M tax windfall

An $820 million tax credit for historical tax losses lingering on Vodafone s balance sheet didn t hurt. But to be fair, TPG had to rip out much of its 5G infrastructure and install Nokia antennas, after Canberra barred Huawei from participating in Australia s national 5G rollout. COVID-19 hammered its pro-forma figures: a standard measure in mergers and acquisitions, comparing post-merger results with simulated ones for the financial year before, had the merger been effective then. Fewer overseas visitors, including students, came to Australia to pay roaming. And the provider shuttered shops during the height of the pandemic and extended relief to customers whose finances were especially hit by the coronavirus.

Vocus on the mend after consecutive profit hits

Vocus on the mend after consecutive profit hits Vocus on the mend after consecutive profit hits A turnaround from net after-tax profit declines in H120, FY20 and FY19 Kevin Russell (Vocus Group) Credit: Vocus Group Vocus Group has ended a run of declines in statutory net profit after tax (NPAT) and minority interests, recording a rise of 49.2 per cent year-on-year, to $19.1 million, for the six months ending 31 December.  This is a turnaround from the telecommunication services provider’s last few financial reports, which recorded declines in NPAT for the first half of the 2020 financial year, as well as FY20 and FY19. 

Upbeat Vocus moving in the right direction

Upbeat Vocus moving in the right direction We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Vocus Group’s latest crop of suitors may be in for an arm wrestle, if the takeover target’s upbeat half-year results commentary is anything to go by. With Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets Holding (MIRA), which lobbed a $3.42 billion indicative offer earlier this month, now joined by pension fund Aware Super in poring over Vocus’ books, the takeover target finds itself in surprisingly rude health. “There are ongoing improvements that we will have to deliver on, we are not the finished article yet”: Vocus Group Managing Director and CEO Kevin Russell.

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