TREE NEWS reports: Vodafone Group reported first-half adjusted earnings per share of €0.0148, missing the €0.05 estimate, alongside negative adjusted free cash flow of €440 million. The telecoms group posted second-quarter organic service revenue growth of 6.4%, beating the 5.06% estimate, and declared an interim dividend of €0.0231 per share. Vodafone guided full-year adjusted free cash flow to €2.8 billion to €3.0 billion.
Vodafone H1 Adjusted EPS €0.0148 vs €0.05 Est; Q2 Organic Service Revenue +6.4%
The split between Vodafone's revenue beat and its EPS miss, paired with negative adjusted free cash flow in the half, shows top-line momentum is not yet translating into bottom-line delivery — a gap that matters for a group leaning on its dividend. The full-year free cash flow guidance range is now the key anchor: it implies a sharp second-half swing from the negative first-half figure, so the credibility of that back-half weighting is the open question. With the interim dividend declared despite the cash outflow, whether cash generation catches up to the payout is what to watch.
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