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Mobile phone operator Vodafone has declined to comment on a report that it is considering buying T-Mobile UK.
The Financial Times reported that the company was interested in acquiring T-Mobile's UK operations, even though a deal may be blocked by regulators.
Any such move would make Vodafone the biggest mobile operator in the UK, with a 40% market share.
Vodafone has a 25% share of the UK market, behind O2. T-Mobile, owned by Deutsche Telekom, has a 15% share.
Deutsche Telekom has appointed JP Morgan to advise on "strategic options", the newspaper said. Deutsche Telekom said it did not comment on market rumours.
Shares in Vodafone were up 0.6% by mid-afternoon.
The Financial Times reported that the company was interested in acquiring T-Mobile's UK operations, even though a deal may be blocked by regulators.
Any such move would make Vodafone the biggest mobile operator in the UK, with a 40% market share.
Vodafone has a 25% share of the UK market, behind O2. T-Mobile, owned by Deutsche Telekom, has a 15% share.
Deutsche Telekom has appointed JP Morgan to advise on "strategic options", the newspaper said. Deutsche Telekom said it did not comment on market rumours.
Shares in Vodafone were up 0.6% by mid-afternoon.