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Being a Verizon shareholder is often about believing in the company’s ability to leverage its vast network assets, reliable dividend, and expanding suite of enterprise and consumer connectivity solutions to drive stable returns, even as competition and market maturation present ongoing hurdles. The latest Staples partnership enhances Verizon’s retail and service visibility, but does not appear to meaningfully shift the near-term catalyst: converting fixed wireless and broadband momentum into sustainable revenue and margin growth. Current risks around subscriber churn and heavy capital spending commitments remain material, and thus unchanged by this event.
One recent announcement that ties into this catalyst is the launch of Verizon’s collaboration with Bar Partners, using Fixed Wireless Access to ensure reliable connectivity for business venues, a clear example of how Verizon’s 5G and FWA rollout is helping the company widen its addressable markets. This is central to offsetting pressures from stalled organic wireless growth, underscoring how new retail and business alliances aim to supplement its established connectivity leadership.
By contrast, investors should be mindful that even with new retail access points, the risk of persistent churn and margin pressure from promotions remains a concern that...
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Verizon Communications' narrative projects $144.6 billion in revenue and $22.2 billion in earnings by 2028. This requires 1.8% annual revenue growth and a $4.0 billion earnings increase from current earnings of $18.2 billion.
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Simply Wall St Community members offered 10 fair value estimates for Verizon, spreading from US$48.74 up to US$146.73, reflecting significant differences in opinion. These varying outlooks highlight how key catalysts around fixed wireless expansion could play a major role in the company’s future resilience, so consider exploring these diverse viewpoints.
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