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VEON publishes 1Q23 trading update | MarketScreener - Vimarsana News

VEON publishes 1Q23 trading update | MarketScreener

VEON publishes 1Q23 trading update Strong start to the year as revenue growth accelerates Amsterdam, 4 May 2023 07:00 CEST – VEON Ltd. , a global digital operator that provides converged... | May 4, 2023

Telecoms firm Veon granted U.S. licence for sale of Russian business - Vimarsana News

Telecoms firm Veon granted U.S. licence for sale of Russian business

Telecoms company Veon has been issued with a U.S. licence authorising U.S. citizens to engage in transactions required for the divestment of its Russian business, Vimpelcom, the company said on... | May 4, 2023

VEON boss stays positive despite blizzard of challenges - Vimarsana News

VEON boss stays positive despite blizzard of challenges

Import restrictions in Pakistan and the ongoing war in Ukraine are among various challenges confronting VEON CEO Kaan Terzioğlu.

Telecel approaches government to resolve its licence gridlock - Vimarsana News

Telecel approaches government to resolve its licence gridlock

Shareholders of the telecommunications company Telecel Zimbabwe have approached the government to resolve issues surrounding its licencing and non-compliance with local ownership regulations, the company said today. Dutch-headquartered communications firm VimpelCom has a 60 percent shareholding in Telecel, with the remainder in the hands of a consortium of local, increasingly fractious, investors. Government last month

NorthWestern Expects $900M 2002 Net Loss, Larger Than Expected Charges - Vimarsana News

NorthWestern Expects $900M 2002 Net Loss, Larger Than Expected Charges

Upper Midwest combination utility NorthWestern Corp. revealed Tuesday that it will take about $880 million in special charges in 2002, which is $180 million more than previously announced. It expects to post a $900 million net loss for the year compared with net earnings of $37.5 million in 2001.