Vodacom Expects First-Half Headline Earnings Per Share to Rise 22%-27%

By Public Technologies
  • Vodacom expects headline earnings per share to rise 22%-27% for the six months ended September 30, 2026.
  • Headline earnings per share are forecast at 570-593 cents, compared with 467 cents a year earlier.
  • EPS is projected to increase 272%-279% to 1,756-1,789 cents from 472 cents.
  • A tax-neutral, nonrecurring Safaricom remeasurement gain of R 23.2 billion added 1,199 cents to EPS without affecting headline earnings.
  • Interim results are expected on or about November 10, 2026.


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