My hunch is they will announce a flat or slightly better revenues and maintain the same dividend payout (20cts) to avoid mass investor exit. This will surprise people, but it has already been factored in thus the share slide which is pricing the future prospects. From the next fiscal year 2011-2012, the revenues will dip with Airtel getting into data (3G) and MNP (mobile number portability). The other murmurs in the telco market grapevine is a tie up or buy out of one telco (YU by MTN). If the rumour is confirmed, then MTN is a tougher competition than Airtel, thus the current price swoon on the safcom counter. Airtel group is more cash rich than MTN, but strategy-wise, MTN beats them hands down. MTN would easily start a talent war which is something safcom has somehow been able to survive with increasing competition.
Compare the MTN group financial and prospects in Africa, then check out the Airtel prospects for Africa. As for safcom, a talent war would be expensive to afford going by the two groups financial muscle.
$15/barrel oil... The commodities lehman moment arrives as well as Sovereign debt volcano!