Everthing Everywhere, arguably the largest mobile phone network operating in the United Kingdom (by customer numbers) has reportedly produced flimsy quater four results. The company said on Wednesday that it was on track to boost profitability.

Everything Everywhere that was released in 2010 April in the form of a joint venture between T-mobile UK of Deutshe Telekom and Orange UK of France Telecom, incidently reported for the 3 months to 31 December, service revenue of GBP 1.6 billion. This showed an increase of 1.3% against the same term in theyear 2009.

The business of Vodafone in the United Kingdom, on the other hand reported 7% of under lying revenue growth in the 3 months running to 31 December, while O2 UK of Telefonica that is set to publish on Friday, its quater four results recorded 6.3% revenue growth in the 3 months running to 30 September.

It is also noteworthy that Deutshe Telecom and France Telecom had decided to merge their operations in the United Kingdom into a British mobile champion, mainly for the reason that both of the firms were performing below par as stand alone companies.

The revenue of Everthing Everywhere fell by 0.6% to GBP 3.6 billion in the six months running to 30 December. Likewise earnings of the company before tax, interest, amortisation and depreciation in the second half had fallen by 12% to GBP 668 million.