BT Group, a Publicly Owned company headquartered in the UK, was founded in 1846 and employs approximately 100,000 individuals, primarily operating in the telecoms sector. The company reported $25.9B in revenue as of 2025. Functioning as a telecommunications provider, BT Group assists businesses and governments in developing platforms, products, and services.
Deutsche Bank reiterated a 'Sell' rating and a 150p price target for BT Group on July 24, 2026, projecting approximately 23% downside from its 194p market price despite the telecommunications company's slightly better-than-expected first quarter and reaffirmed guidance. Earlier on July 24, BT Group reported a solid start to its financial year, driven by record demand for full-fibre broadband and expanded 5G+ coverage, which now reaches 77% of the UK population, offsetting the drag from legacy voice services. On the same day, BT affirmed its expectation to meet its target of reaching 25 million homes with its fibre network by the end of December, after reporting flat quarterly revenue and reiterating its annual cash flow guidance. Previously, on July 23, CEO Allison Kirkby commented on the first quarter results to June 30, 2026, stating the company made a solid start, connecting more customers to its next-generation networks and accelerating its transformation. The Q1 FY27 trading update also revealed that BT Group's mobile network EE added 13,000 postpaid customers during the quarter, securing its position as a top-performing mobile network with churn remaining unchanged at 1% year-on-year.
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