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BERLIN (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom confirmed its outlook for 2020 on Thursday ahead of its annual general meeting where investors are expected to call for a review of its dividend policy in light of last year’s strong results.
The Bonn-based telecoms group confirmed that it expected its adjusted core profit to rise to 37 billion euros ($43.4 billion)this year while cash flow would come in at 8 billion euros.
Deutsche Telekom is putting an unchanged dividend of 0.60 euros to the vote at its AGM, which is being held online for the second time due to the coronavirus pandemic.
BONN (dpa-AFX) - Deutsche Telekom (DTEGY.PK) said, for current financial year, the company continues to project adjusted EBITDA AL to increase to around 37 billion euros. Free cash flow AL is anticipated
Deutsche Bank paid Chief Executive Christian Sewing 7.4 million euros ($8.8 million) in 2020, a 46% increase from a year earlier, as the bank eked out a profit after years of losses.
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Deutsche Bank CEO 2020 pay up 46per cent as bank turns profit Deutsche Bank paid Chief Executive Christian Sewing 7.4 million euros (US$8.8 million) in 2020, a 46per cent increase from a year earlier, as the bank eked out a profit after years of losses.
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FRANKFURT: Deutsche Bank paid Chief Executive Christian Sewing 7.4 million euros (US$8.8 million) in 2020, a 46per cent increase from a year earlier, as the bank eked out a profit after years of losses.
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