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TDC distributes an interim dividend of DKK 6bn

TDC distributes an interim dividend of DKK 6bn Today, the Board of Directors of TDC A/S, decided to distribute an interim dividend of in total DKK 6bn or DKK 30.25 per share to the shareholders. The distribution is an advancement of the ordinary dividend which is normally distributed in continuation of the Annual General Meeting in March. Hence, TDC's Board does not expect distribution of dividend in connection with the Annual General Meeting in 2010. "TDC generates a stable and solid cash flow. Furthermore, the agreement of a partial divestment of Sun-rise will expectedly result in

France Telecom and TDC agree to merge Orange Switzerland and Sunrise to create the leading alternative operator in the Swiss telecom market

France Telecom and TDC agree to merge Orange Switzerland and Sunrise to create the leading alternative operator in the Swiss telecom market Renens, Zurich, Paris and Copenhagen, 25 November, 2009: France Telecom and TDC announce today that they have reached an agreement to combine their respective Swiss subsidiaries, Orange Communication S.A. (“Orange Switzerland”) and Sunrise Communications S.A. (“Sunrise”). The combined entity will create the leading nationwide alternative provider of telecommunications services in Switzerland. France Telecom will pay at closing a net amount of €1.5

Nordic Telephone Company commences strategic review of TDC

Nordic Telephone Company commences strategic review of TDC As majority stakeholder Nordic Telephone Company ApS (NTC) has initiated a process with the purpose of evaluating the strategic alternatives for NTC’s 87.9% ownership in TDC A/S. “NTC is very satisfied with the development of our investment in TDC over the last four years. Since our acquisition of the stake in TDC in the beginning of 2006, TDC has developed into being one of the best performing European telecom incumbents with strong prospects going forward. TDC is today the clear market leader in Denmark across all main products

TDC acquires DONG Energy’s fiber communications network

TDC acquires DONG Energy’s fiber communications network Today, TDC and DONG Energy formally agreed on the sale of DONG Energy’s fiber communications network to TDC. The network will con-tinue to be operated as an open network with service provider access. The purchase price is expected to total DKK 425m. Lars Clausen, Executive Vice President of DONG Energy, is very satis-fied with the divestment: ”I’m pleased that today we can pass the baton to TDC, the right com-pany to purchase our fiber communications network. The need to communicate and transmit data is accelerating worldwide, and

Strong earnings and cash-flow performance

Strong earnings and cash-flow performance TDC’s EBITDA increased by 7.3% to DKK 9.7bn, and revenue rose by 0.5% to DKK 26.8bn in the first three quarters of the year, as published today in TDC’s Interim Financial Statements January – September. “The figures show that TDC can achieve solid results and expand its position in a difficult market that is negatively impacted by the financial crisis. I am also very pleased that our total customer base is growing and that we have delivered impressive earnings growth and a very strong cash flow,” says Hen-rik Poulsen, TDC’s President and CEO. TDC’s

TDC announces a conditional sale agreement on divestment of In-vitel shares

TDC announces a conditional sale agreement on divestment of In-vitel shares Today, TDC announced that it has entered into a conditional agreement with Mid Europa Partners, the Central and Eastern European investment company, on the sale of its 64.6% share in the Hungarian telecommunications com-pany, Invitel. Invitel (formerly known as Hungarian Telephone and Cable Corporation, HTCC) is a Hungarian-based landline operator with activities in Eastern Europe. In TDC’s latest earnings release, Invitel’s activities were reclassified as “discontinued operations”. “I am pleased with the solution

Continued earnings growth for TDC

Continued earnings growth for TDC Despite the financial crisis, TDC increased its earnings for the first half year of 2009. Income before depreciation, amortization and special items (EBITDA) rose to DKK 6.3bn, up by 8.4%. Group revenue in the first half of 2009 was level with the first half of 2008, as shown in TDC’s interim Financial Statements presented today. The increased EBITDA stems primarily from lower costs in the Nordic Business and growth in Sunrise in Switzerland. “It was a challenging half year, but we pulled through satisfactorily. Thanks to an increased customer base and our

Good results for TDC in difficult market

Good results for TDC in difficult marketTDC’s income before depreciation, amortization and special items (EBITDA) rose 11% on 1Q 2008 to DKK 3.7bn, and revenue remained stable at DKK 9.5bn, level with 1Q 2008, as reflected in TDC’s financial statements for the first quarter of 2009 published today.”Despite the financial crisis, TDC braved the first quarter extremely well. Our targeted focus on cost reductions ensured significantly improved earnings, which is very satisfactory. However, we are still experiencing significant pressure on our top line,” says Henrik Poulsen, TDC’s President

TDC acquires Fullrate

March 12 2009TDC acquires FullrateToday, TDC announces that TDC A/S has entered into a Share Purchase Agree-ment to acquire 100 per cent of the share capital of Fullrate A/S.Fullrate has been one of the most successful broadband providers in Denmark the past few years with good customer experiences at low prices. The company offers nationwide telephone and broadband internet access, and since February this year, Fullrate also offered mobile broadband.“We are excited about Fullrates business concept that is extremely customer fo-cused and very simple, as the company’s success also

TDC Organisational Changes Highlights Customer Focus

TDC gathers all customer relations for the private market in one strong unit to secure an increased cus-tomer focus for the future.“In recent years, TDC has undergone an important transition where cost reductions where the main fo-cus. This has resulted in TDC’s best earnings (EBIDTA) to date. We are now ready for the next step in the process with a much increased customer focus,” explains Henrik Poulsen, CEO of TDC and continues:“To ensure this focus we need an organisation that accommodates the customers’ need for simple and connected solutions across all platforms.”Therefore TDC is

TDC: Satisfied earnings in 2008

TDC: Satisfied earnings in 2008TDC’s income before depreciation, amortization and special items (EBITDA) rose by 5.4% to DKK 13.2bn in 2008. The increase is due to cost reductions and growth in the cable-TV market among other things, says TDC’s years earnings release published today.“Considering the full year, we can be satisfied with the result. The strong focus on cost reductions has meant that we have been able to secure a healthy increase in earnings,” says CEO of TDC, Henrik Poulsen.Revenue decreased by 1.3% to DKK 38.8bn in 2008. The decrease is partly due to a decline in the

New CEO for TDC

11 NovemberThe Board of TDC is pleased to announce that Henrik Poulsen will succeed Jens Alder as CEO of TDC ef-fectively today. Henrik Poulsen, 41, has been a member of the management team in TDC’s largest busi-ness unit, Fixnet Nordic.Jens Alder will continue in TDC until the end of November to ensure that all major tasks are handed over to Henrik Poulsen. Jens Alder continues as a member of the TDC board in TDC’s Swiss subsidiary, Sun-rise.Chairman of the Board, Vagn Sørensen: “Over the past two years, Jens Alder has very successfully led and implemented an extensive optimisation

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