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ADT Inc. provides security, interactive and smart home solutions for residential and small business customers in the United States under the ADT brand. Company news commonly covers operating results, recurring monthly revenue trends, customer attrition, cash generation, dividends, share repurchases and capital-structure actions involving ADT common stock.
Product and technology updates center on the ADT+ smart security ecosystem, professional monitoring, connected devices and added services such as Live Light and My Safety. Recent corporate developments also include the completed Origin AI acquisition, AI-enabled Wi-Fi sensing technology, ambient sensing capabilities for the home and related commercial licensing activity.
ADT Inc. (NYSE: ADT) announced a strong demand for residential customers in Q4 2020 and affirmed its financial outlook for the year, estimating total revenue between $5.2 billion and $5.35 billion. The company is preparing its consolidated financial statements and plans to release its final results in February 2021. Following a $450 million investment from Google, ADT paid down $300 million of its first lien term loans and anticipates continued growth through investments in technology and the launch of ADT + Google services in 2021.
ADT has completed its acquisition of CellBounce, aiming to enhance its customer service by offering a 3G-to-4G radio conversion technology certified for AT&T's network. This innovative, customer-installable device is designed to minimize the need for in-person upgrades, thereby streamlining the transition for users affected by the 3G sunset. The device will not only benefit ADT's customers but will also be available to third-party security providers, promoting broader industry adoption. The launch is set for early 2021.
ADT Inc. (NYSE: ADT) has announced the termination of its tender offers to purchase up to $300 million of its secured notes due in 2028 and 2032. The decision comes after Moody's indicated that the offers could lead to a downgrade of ADT's first lien debt. Instead of proceeding with the offers, ADT plans to repay $300 million of its first lien term loans in December. All previously tendered notes will be returned to holders as the offers are formally terminated.
invisaWear and ADT announce a partnership to enhance wearable safety technology. The collaboration integrates ADT's mobile safety platform with invisaWear's stylish accessories, allowing users to connect discreetly with ADT in emergencies. invisaWear devices, which include bracelets and necklaces, alert ADT and send location data with a double-press button. The new app feature, currently available on iOS, enhances user safety. ADT emphasizes the partnership's goal of providing trusted, discreet solutions for on-the-go safety.
ADT Inc. announced the commencement of tender offers to purchase up to $300 million of its 6.250% Second-Priority Senior Secured Notes due 2028 and 4.875% First-Priority Senior Secured Notes due 2032. The company plans to use cash on hand, including $450 million received from an investment by Google, to fund these offers aimed at debt reduction and growth investments.
The tender offers include early tender payment incentives and are subject to specific conditions and deadlines for acceptance, with early settlement expected on December 18, 2020.
ADT has partnered with Lyft to introduce the Emergency Help safety feature nationwide, enhancing security for riders and drivers. This feature connects users to ADT monitoring professionals if they feel unsafe, offering immediate assistance through the Lyft app. Following a successful pilot program, the integration allows users to contact ADT for help or alert 911 discreetly. This initiative underscores ADT's commitment to safety innovation beyond traditional home security.
ADT Inc. reported its Q3 2020 results, revealing a total revenue of $1,299 million, slightly down from $1,301 million in the previous year. The company achieved a net loss of $113 million, improved from a net loss of $182 million a year prior. Key highlights include record customer retention with a 12.9% attrition rate and record revenue payback of 2.2 years. Adjusted EBITDA decreased to $564 million from $624 million. The partnership with Google has gained momentum, and ADT is progressing on its next-generation technology platform.
ADT (NYSE: ADT) will report its third quarter 2020 financial results after market close on November 5, 2020. Management plans to hold a conference call at 5:00 PM ET on the same day to discuss the results and related matters. Investors can access the call by dialing 1-877-252-4460 (domestic) or 1-212-231-2934 (international). A replay will be available post-call until November 19, 2020. ADT is a leader in security, automation, and smart home solutions, with over 300 locations and nine monitoring centers across the U.S.
ADT has appointed Derrick Dicoi as Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, effective immediately. Dicoi, formerly with Comcast's Xfinity Home, will oversee long-term strategic planning and execution, reporting to CFO Jeff Likosar. His focus will be on enhancing competitive advantages and fostering innovation in smart home security, IoT, and artificial intelligence. Dicoi holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and has significant experience in leadership roles across various sectors.
ADT has partnered with Drew and Jonathan Scott to provide a $250,000 home renovation and smart security system to the Moffitt family from Southern California. Winners of the ADT Pass the Protection contest, the Moffitts, who have six children, including three adopted with special needs, faced significant challenges during the pandemic. The renovation will expand their home, including a therapy room, and provide an advanced ADT Command & Control security system with three years of monitoring services. ADT aims to enhance the family's well-being and security during this difficult time.