Vodafone says Germany will return to growth this year


FILE PHOTO: A man uses an umbrella as he walks past a Vodafone mobile phone store in Liverpool, Britain, October 8, 2024. REUTERS/Phil Noble/File Photo

LONDON (Reuters) - Mobile and broadband provider Vodafone said it expected to return to revenue growth in Germany, its largest market, this year, driving an increase in cash flow after it said it met expectations for the year ending in March on Tuesday.

The group, which operates in Europe and Africa, reported adjusted core earnings of 10.9 billion euros ($12 billion), which it said met its 11.0 billion target when hyperinflation in Turkey was taken into account.

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