- Earlier this year, several suitors made clear that they were interested in acquiring KPN. As expected, KPN showed them the door. A legal protection makes a hostile takeover impossible.
- KPN chooses to operate independently in the small and crowded Dutch market. Investors shouldn't expect too much from this, because revenue is expected to keep declining.
- The road ahead for KPN is about upgrading the network with fiber to remain competitive and a cost efficiency focus to keep the finances in order.
- KPN shares don't have much upside and can have some downside. Picking up shares as low as possible is recommended for those who want to benefit from the attractive dividend.
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Lower Is Better With Koninklijke KPN Share Prices