$VEON

VEON Ltd. and its subsidiaries signed a 5-year cooperation agreement with the National Bank of Kazakhstan to explore digital payment services. The deal aims to enhance payment and money transfer convenience. VEON's digital services may integrate with Kazakhstan's national payment infrastructure. Beeline Kazakhstan seeks first-category payment organization status. The memorandum was signed at the Central Asia Fintech Summit in Almaty.

VEON Ltd (NASDAQ: VEON) partnered with Beeline Kazakhstan and the National Bank of Kazakhstan to enhance digital payment solutions. The company's stock is trading at $68.82, 29.2% above its GF Value™ of $53.26, indicating overvaluation. VEON has a GF Score™ of 79/100, with strong momentum and profitability but weak financial strength. Insiders have bought $1.1 million in shares over the past year.

VEON and its subsidiary KaR-Tel signed a memorandum with Kazakhstan’s National Bank to explore payment services and digital infrastructure. The agreement aims to obtain a payment license and improve digital payment services in Kazakhstan. The National Bank also signed a separate memorandum with Alatau City Authority to use digital solutions and AI technologies for city development.

Pakistan's Securities and Exchange Commission (SECP), VEON, and JazzWorld met to discuss expanding digital financial services. SECP Chairman Dr. Kabir Ahmed Sidhu emphasized using digital tools to increase access to regulated financial products. VEON and JazzWorld committed to investing $1 billion in Pakistan over the next three years, focusing on digital and technology sectors. Participants agreed on the importance of financial education alongside digital access.

Veon Ltd (VEON) hit a 52-week high of $63.44, with a 19% year-to-date gain. The company reported a 17% revenue increase to $1.27B in Q2, an 88% rise in EPS, and updated its 2026 outlook, projecting 15-18% revenue growth and 9-12% EBITDA growth. Analysts note strong cash generation and digital growth, with digital revenue up 53.6% to $342M.

Banglalink, a Veon-owned telecom in Bangladesh, said it received a payment service provider licence from the Bangladesh central bank, enabling it to launch digital payments next month under the brand Mukto Pay. The service will cover money transfers, merchant and e-commerce payments, bill payments, and disbursements. Veon also cited a US$250 million Bangladesh investment plan and a digital bank licence application.

VEON (NASDAQ: VEON) said its Bangladesh unit Banglalink received a Payment Service Provider licence from Bangladesh Bank, enabling a planned September 2026 launch of digital payments under Mukto Pay. VEON links this to its June 2026 “Invest in Bangladesh NOW” framework, including an initial USD 250 million investment. VEON reported Q2 2026 digital revenue up 53.6% YoY to USD 342 million.

VEON Ltd. director Fabela Augie K II reported open-market purchases of 20,000 American Depositary Shares on 6-7 Aug 2026 via a trust, at weighted average prices around $55-$56 per ADS, not under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. He reported holdings of 221,013 ADS directly, plus 14,093 ADS indirectly via a family office, and 180,000 unvested conditional awards due 31 May 2027.

Fabela Augie K II purchased 20,000 indirectly-held shares of VEON Ltd. (VEON) at an average of $56.00 ($55.30–$56.05, $1.12M total) across 3 trades over 2026-08-06 to 2026-08-07.

Simply Wall St reports VEON raised its full-year 2026 revenue growth outlook to 15% to 18% and posted Q2 results with higher sales but lower net income year over year. The article cites a $57.10 last close versus a $83.44 “fair value” estimate and notes a 66.6x P/E versus a 15.7x wireless telecom average.