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StocksMedium•14 April 2026•

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UBS Doubts BT Group’s Cash Flow Targets, Reiterates Sell Rating

Key Facts

1UBS reiterated its 'sell' rating on BT Group PLC with a revised price target of 175p.

2The bank forecasts persistent revenue declines will prevent BT from hitting its £3 billion annual free cash flow target by the end of the decade.

UBS has reiterated its 'sell' rating on BT Group PLC, expressing significant skepticism regarding the company's ability to meet its long-term financial milestones. The bank forecasts that persistent revenue declines will prevent the telecommunications giant from achieving its target of £3 billion in annual free cash flow by the end of the decade. While the price target was revised upward to 175p, UBS clarified that this adjustment reflects a broader re-rating of the European telecoms sector rather than any improvement in BT's underlying fundamentals. The company continues to face intense competition from alternative network providers (altnets), which is eroding its market position and revenue base. Analysts believe that the structural challenges within the UK market remain a significant headwind for the stock. This bearish outlook underscores the growing concerns over BT's long-term cash flow sustainability and operational efficiency.