Telstra Group Limited (ASX: TLS)
Australia
· Delayed Price · Currency is AUD | Market Cap | 45.94B |
| Revenue (ttm) | 22.93B |
| Net Income (ttm) | 1.62B |
| Shares Out | 11.54B |
| EPS (ttm) | 0.14 |
| PE Ratio | 28.43 |
| Forward PE | 20.52 |
| Dividend | 0.18 (4.53%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Aug 28, 2024 |
| Volume | 28,307,608 |
| Open | 3.970 |
| Previous Close | 3.970 |
| Day's Range | 3.960 - 3.985 |
| 52-Week Range | 3.390 - 4.090 |
| Beta | 0.35 |
| Analysts | n/a |
| Price Target | n/a |
| Earnings Date | Feb 19, 2025 |
About Telstra Group
Telstra Group Limited engages in the provision of telecommunications and information services to businesses, government, and individuals in Australia and internationally. It operates through six segments: Telstra Consumer; Telstra Business; Telstra Enterprise Australia; Telstra International; Networks, IT and Products; and Telstra InfraCo. The company offers telecommunication and technology products and services to consumer and small and medium business customers using mobile and fixed network technologies, as well as operates call centers, ret... [Read more]
Financial Performance
In 2024, Telstra Group's revenue was 22.93 billion, an increase of 1.00% compared to the previous year's 22.70 billion. Earnings were 1.62 billion, a decrease of -15.87%.
Financial StatementsNews
ASX 200 LIVE: Australian sharemarket falls despite Wall Street’s gains. Bitcoin drops below $100,000. Wesfarmers sells Coregas business.
Australian shares dip. CBA hits one-month low. Wesfarmers’ $770m Coregas sale. Ventia and Telstra in tie-up. Bitcoin drops. Follow updates here.
Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art to start charging entry fee for first time since 2000
MCA to charge $20 entry fee from 31 January, which will rise to $35 if visitors want to see its major summer or winter exhibitions Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaki...
Farming community prepares to sue Telstra over reoccurring outages
Stuart Hion and apprentice Brian Taylor say they've had enough of internet and phone outages.
A year of pain for Optus and Telstra mean little telcos are winners
Superloop and Aussie Broadband have been taking share in the highly competitive broadband market as their larger rivals restructure and cut jobs.
ASX nears record; Northern Star’s $5b deal; Telstra buys Boost Mobile
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Karen Clark Steps In as CEO of Telstra Broadcast Services
Telstra Broadcast Services (TBS) has appointed Karen Clark as its new chief executive officer. Her extensive background in the media, telecommunications, and technology sectors positions her to lead T...
The fierce reaction to Australia’s new Future Fund mandate reflects how much has changed since 2006 | John Quiggin
Peter Costello and John Howard should note that sovereign wealth funds now typically consider national policy objectives in their decisions Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get o...
Business says Trump’s return turns up competition for investment
Executives from Telstra, QBE, Challenger and Mirvac have warned that the US and even Britain risk pulling away from Australia by cutting red tape.
Why the Telstra CEO is worried about next year’s federal election
Telstra boss Vicki Brady said long-term thinking was needed in Canberra, something that could be difficult if neither party has a majority in parliament.
Salesforce, ANZ, Telstra, Zurich Insurance say AI is driving change inside the business
An era of cautious, low-stakes experimentation is rapidly giving way to tangible changes in how some of Australia’s largest operations run.
Telstra and ANZ say human call centres will have AI agents
The way companies deal with their customers is going to change in the AI era, two of Australia’s biggest companies say, but humans will still be involved.
Australia news live: Telstra and Optus shut down 3G network; Crisafulli and deputy to form interim cabinet in Queensland
Communications minister urges people to check if they will be affected as 3G network goes dark. Follow the day’s news live Good morning. Mostafa Rachwani with you today to take you through the day’s n...
Telstra, Vocus race to build fibre networks
The Vocus Group’s $5 billion purchase of fibre networks reflects the intensifying competition among companies installing the cables that will handle data for the nation’s digital needs.
Telstra says WA customers should buy more services to avoid future outages
Illuminated Telstra Shop signage outside Brisbane CBD store.
Helpline calls from public phones rise as service reaches third year of free use
Telstra public phones are now in their third year as a free service.
How CrowdStrike’s outage became Australia’s big cyberattack rehearsal
Qantas chairman John Mullen got the “blue screen of death” while Telstra’s cyber chief Narelle Devine was in the pool sipping cocktails when she got the call that something was seriously wrong.
Former Telstra cyber boss plots his unicorn’s return to Australia
Glenn Chisholm, Telstra’s first chief information security officer, has grown Obsidian Security into a $1 billion firm. Now he’s targeting his home market.
‘The main thing is self-awareness’: Lessons from Harvard
Former Telstra CEO Andy Penn reveals what he learned at the Harvard Business School.
Telstra boss Vicki Brady retreats from the ‘telco for everything’
The era of hotchpotch acquisitions and experimenting with non-telco services such as selling energy plans is over.
Telstra bets big on its infrastructure business
Why Vicki Brady wants to keep Telstra’s infrastructure assets close and growing even if mobiles remain today’s success story.
Telstra reports $1.8bn profit, a 13% drop, as price rises loom for mobile customers
Results largely driven by strong performance in mobile business and CEO says company is aware of cost-of-living pressures Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our morning and aft...
Jobless rate climbs; Telstra profits drop; KPMG partner pay slides
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Telstra’s net profit slides 13pc after writedowns, job cuts
The telco giant took hundreds of millions of dollars of writedowns on its troubled enterprise business and revealed the costs associated with slashing 2800 jobs.
Telstra boss vies for more AI-hungry data customers
Vicki Brady expects to snap up more customers like Microsoft for the telco’s expanding infrastructure businesses as the company reorients itself.
Telstra goes big on infrastructure as it bets on AI
The country’s largest telco says Australia has an opportunity to “really reinvigorate” how people connect, as it reports a 13 per cent slide in profit.