Vodafone, the UK mobile operator, is now free to increase its 44% stake in SFR, the French mobile operator 56%-owned by Vivendi.

A four-year-old standstill agreement between Vodafone and Vivendi Universal expired on Friday.  Vodafone gave the required six months' notice last July.

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