Transaction in Own Shares

Vodafone Group Plc
31 October 2005





                               VODAFONE GROUP PLC

                         TRANSACTIONS IN OWN SECURITIES





Vodafone Group Plc ('Vodafone') announces today that it has purchased the
following number of its ordinary shares of U.S.$0.10 each on the London Stock
Exchange via UBS Limited. Such purchase was effected pursuant to irrevocable
instruction given prior to 1 October 2005 as announced by Vodafone on 26
September 2005.


Ordinary Shares

Date of purchase:                                               28 October 2005

Number of ordinary shares purchased:                            26 million

Highest purchase price paid per share:                          143.5p

Lowest purchase price paid per share:                           139.5p

Volume weighted average price per share:                        141.94p





Vodafone intends to hold the purchased shares in treasury.

Since 1 April 2005, Vodafone has purchased 2,315,500,000 shares at a cost
(including dealing and associated costs) of £3,313,194,007



TRANSFER OF TREASURY SHARES

Vodafone also announces today that it has transferred to participants in its
employee share schemes the following number of its ordinary shares of U.S.$0.10
each, which were previously held as treasury shares.


Ordinary Shares
Date of transfer:                                             28 October 2005
Number of ordinary shares transferred:                        93,597
Highest transfer price per share:                             142.25p
Lowest transfer price per share:                              92.99p





Following both the above transactions, Vodafone holds 5,859,324,127 of its
ordinary shares in treasury and has 62,618,834,280 ordinary shares in issue
(excluding treasury shares).





This announcement does not constitute, or form part of, an offer or any
solicitation of an offer for securities in any jurisdiction.


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