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4iG (BSE: 4IG)

Last close As at 04/02/2025

HUF815.00

▲ 6.00 (0.74%)

Market capitalisation

243,747m

Edison Investment Research is terminating coverage on 4iG (4IG). Please note you should no longer rely on any previous research or estimates for this company. All forecasts should now be considered redundant.

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4iG — Record FY23 results; transformation plan underway

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4iG — Record results; integration plan well under way

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4iG — Yettel stake swapped for 19.5% of Vodafone Hungary

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4iG — Regional ICT group positioned for growth
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4iG — Consolidation, integration and synergies

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4iG — Strong end to FY21, awaiting clarity for FY22

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4iG — Building a Hungarian-owned national champion

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4iG — Another major building block falls into place

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4iG — New regional ICT/telecoms group emerging

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4iG — M&A set to launch 4iG into orbit

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4iG — Spacecom, 4iG shooting for the stars

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4iG — Executing at pace on its five-year plan

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4iG — Strong Q4 helps 4iG beat FY20 estimates

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4iG — Strong Q320 results, estimates raised

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4iG — Robust H120, set for continued growth in H220

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4iG — Launch of CarpathiaSat joint venture

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4iG — Acquisition of TRC

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4iG — CEO doubles down on 4iG

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4iG Nyrt — Continuing momentum despite lockdown

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Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum (EKF) 2023 consumer and media

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Deutsches Eigenkapitalforum (EKF) 2023 technology

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MediaWatch – Still waiting…

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MediaWatch – Targeting the opportunities

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MediaWatch – Vision On
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MediaWatch – Screening well

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IPO apocalypse

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ESG, moving beyond the box tick

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Direct tech investors

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Seven things every investor needs to know about SenSen

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Circular economy business models

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Quantum dots – all the colours of the rainbow

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Micro-LEDs – small is beautiful

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Five things every investor needs to know about Mynaric

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Semiconductor winners – European companies with strong positions

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The small satellite market – Small is beautiful

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European video games: A safe haven in troubled times

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Blockchain adoption: Implications for the financial services sector

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Illuminator: August Update

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European video games

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Diversification and scale for online success

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5G – Strategic importance, but lacking a near-term commercial driver

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UK video games – Heterogeneous not homogeneous

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Mobile ecosystems

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Mobile ecosystems

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Mobile ecosystems

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NZ – Edison talks tech

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AUS – Edison talks tech

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Mobile ecosystems

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Deutsche Börse Eigenkapitalforum 2014 Research Guide

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Mobile ecosystems

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ASX Spotlight Conference – London, 6 March 2014

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Energy & Resources

ASX Small to Mid Caps Conference – London, 7 March 2013

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The third pillar

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The real disruptor

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Merger mania is back