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Aandeel KPN Koninklijke AEX:KPN.NL, NL0000009082

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3,506   +0,013   (+0,37%) Dagrange 3,496 - 3,511 1.265.086   Gem. (3M) 7,5M

KPN 2022

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  8. torkom 5 januari 2022 12:10
    KPN could be buyout barbarians’ next telco target
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    (The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.)

    By Ed Cropley

    LONDON, Jan 5 (Reuters Breakingviews) - When it comes to picking private equity’s next European telecom target, KPN is first in line. KKR’s 33 billion euro assault on Telecom Italia has revealed the scale of buyout barbarians’ appetites for the continent’s former phone monopolies. Though it’s already rebuffed several advances, the 12 billion euro Dutch group looks a tasty mouthful.

    Europe’s telecom industry has ridden a rollercoaster in the past 18 months. Stock market valuations have taken a beating as dividend-craving investors take fright at the massive spending needed to build fibre-optic and 5G mobile networks, with distant financial returns. Private equity buyers have spotted an opportunity. The result has been more than a dozen actual or attempted buyouts, culminating in KKR’s proposal to acquire Telecom Italia in November.

    Buyers are eager to get their hands on telecom operators’ fixed-line broadband networks. When upgraded to speedier fibre-optic cable, such assets are highly prized. Franco-Israeli tycoon Patrick Drahi, whose 18% stake in BT makes him the 17 billion pound company’s biggest shareholder, sold Altice Portugal’s full-fibre network at a valuation of 20 times EBITDA in 2019.

    By dint of history, former state monopolies have the most extensive networks. They also have depressed valuations. Even with a 30% premium to the current share price, a buyer could pick up Telefonica for 5 times EBITDA, including net debt. However, the total outlay of 63 billion euros makes Chief Executive José María Álvarez-Pallete’s outfit too big for even the largest private equity raiders, even if Madrid approved. Britain’s BT, which would cost 39 billion pounds on the same basis, is probably also too large for a straightforward buyout.

    Meanwhile Deutsche Telekom , France’s Orange and Swisscom are off limits because they all have a large government shareholder. So too Belgium’s Proximus , Sweden’s Telia and Norway’s Telenor .

    That leaves KPN. An offer at a 30% premium would cost a manageable 21 billion euros, including debt. Furthermore, its broadband rollout is relatively advanced, with high-speed connections due to cover 55% of the Netherlands by 2023. The company led by CEO Joost Farwerck rebuffed approaches from KKR and a consortium led by EQT in May, and the government in The Hague could always intervene. But with Rome making positive initial noises about a Telecom Italia takeover, it would not be surprising if the barbarians bang on Dutch gates again.

    Follow @edwardcropley twitter.com/edwardcropley on Twitter

    CONTEXT NEWS

    U.S. buyout group KKR on Nov. 21 launched a bid to take Telecom Italia private for 10.8 billion euros ($12.2 billion).
    Dutch telecommunications group KPN on May 2 rejected an unsolicited bid by Swedish buyout firm EQT, together with fund Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners. It also said it had rejected an approach from KKR.
    KPN said the approach by the EQT-led consortium did not include an offer price. The Wall Street Journal said it was looking to pay 3 euros per share.
    KPN shares closed at 2.62 euros on Dec. 13.
    (Editing by Peter Thal Larsen, Oliver Taslic and Karen Kwok)

    ((For previous columns by the author, Reuters customers can click on [CROPLEY/] SIGN UP FOR BREAKINGVIEWS EMAIL ALERTS bit.ly/BVsubscribe

    | ed.cropley@thomsonreuters.com; Reuters Messaging: ed.cropley.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))

    Keywords: TELECOMS M&A/BREAKINGVIEWS
  16. patrick 22 11 januari 2022 08:36
    Berenberg verhoogde het koersdoel voor KPN van 3,25 naar 3,40 euro en de zakenbank herhaalde het koopadvies. De analisten zien KPN mogelijk verrassen bij het belonen van de aandeelhouders. Dit wordt door de markt over het hoofd gezien als gevolg van de sterke focus op de aanhoudende reglementaire onzekerheid, aldus de analisten van Berenberg.
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