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NEW DELHI: The top three GSM operators - Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Vodafone<\/a> India, and Idea Cellular<\/a> - saw their combined revenue market share erode by 90 basis points in the July-September quarter as increases in their effective call rates drove some users, mainly rural ones, away to smaller rivals, say analysts.
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Bharti Airtel<\/a>, India's largest telecom operator, reported the maximum fall of 45 basis points, while Aircel was the biggest gainer, adding 34 basis points to its revenue market share (RMS), brokerage HSBC<\/a> wrote in a note to clients.
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\nAll the three telecom operators have been cleaning up the discounted minutes on their networks to achieve a better rate per minute. Consequently, Bharti recorded a 4% increase in voice realisation per minute over the last year, while Idea clocked an improvement of 8.3% due to clamping down of free minutes.
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\nBharti Airtel<\/a>'s revenue market share at the end of the September quarter was 30.45%, followed by Vodafone<\/a>'s at 23.09% and Idea's at 15.87%. While Vodafone lost 31 basis points, Idea's market share came down by 33 basis points.
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