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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Australia's biggest telecom firm Telstra<\/a> Corp said on Thursday it would split into three units as part of a restructuring plan, citing heightened demand for infrastructure assets<\/a>, sending its shares up as much as 6.5%.

The health crisis has driven businesses and entertainment online, but pressured telcos to spend more to service surging demand. With fixed pricing structures, it has also left them with no quick way to monetize the investment.

As a result, Telstra froze job cuts in March and brought forward significant capital spending at a time when most other Australian firms were cutting costs.

\"The challenges and disruptions of the last 6-12 months have reinforced the increasing value of infrastructure assets globally,\" Telstra Chief Executive Officer Andrew Penn said.

\"Our proposed new corporate structure reflects this new world.\"

The three new units will be infrastructure assets, mobile tower assets, and radio access network and spectrum assets, and the break-up is expected to be completed by December next year.

While Telstra dominates Australia's mobile and
broadband<\/a> markets, its mainstay fixed-line business has also been under pressure from the rollout of a state-owned National Broadband Network<\/a> (NBN).

Telstra said it would seek investment from third parties for its towers from 2021.

\"Separating its towers from fixed assets is a good move because the potential divestment of fibre assets will depend on NBN Co privatization, which may not happen until the next election\", Jefferies analysts said in a note.

However, they said the potential valuation for tower assets will depend on how much control Telstra will have on access from third parties.

Shares of the Melbourne-based company were up at A$3.185 by 2328 GMT, in their biggest intraday percentage jump since Mar. 30.
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澳大利亚的澳洲电信分成三个主要的变动,寻求投资

澳大利亚最大的电信公司Telstra Corp .)周四表示,将分成三个单位作为重组计划的一部分,以提高对基础设施资产的需求,发送它的股价上涨了6.5%。

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澳大利亚最大的电信公司澳洲电信公司周四表示,它将分成三个单位作为重组计划的一部分,以提高需求基础设施资产,导致其股价高达6.5%。

健康危机推动企业和网上娱乐,但迫使电信公司花更多的服务需求的飙升。与固定的定价结构,这也让他们没有快速赚钱的投资。

因此,澳洲电信冻结了3月份裁员,提出重大资本支出在大多数其他澳大利亚公司削减成本。

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“挑战和中断持续6 - 12个月的强化了全球基础设施资产的增值,“澳洲电信首席执行官安德鲁•佩恩说。

“我们提出了新的公司结构反映了这个新世界。”

这三个新单位将基础设施资产,移动塔资产,和无线接入网络和频谱资产分拆预计将在明年12月完成。

虽然澳洲电信主导移动和澳大利亚宽带市场,其主要固话业务也一直在压力下推出的国有企业全国宽带网络(”。

澳洲电信表示,将寻求来自第三方的塔从2021年的投资。

“分离塔从固定资产是一个很好的举措,因为纤维的潜在剥离资产将取决于NBN公司禁止公司私有化,这可能不会发生,直到下一次选举”,Jefferies分析师在一份报告中称。

然而,他们说塔资产的潜在价值将取决于有多少控制Telstra将对来自第三方的访问。

墨尔本公司股价在2328 GMT时3.185美元,盘中最大百分比跳自3月30日。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Australia's biggest telecom firm Telstra<\/a> Corp said on Thursday it would split into three units as part of a restructuring plan, citing heightened demand for infrastructure assets<\/a>, sending its shares up as much as 6.5%.

The health crisis has driven businesses and entertainment online, but pressured telcos to spend more to service surging demand. With fixed pricing structures, it has also left them with no quick way to monetize the investment.

As a result, Telstra froze job cuts in March and brought forward significant capital spending at a time when most other Australian firms were cutting costs.

\"The challenges and disruptions of the last 6-12 months have reinforced the increasing value of infrastructure assets globally,\" Telstra Chief Executive Officer Andrew Penn said.

\"Our proposed new corporate structure reflects this new world.\"

The three new units will be infrastructure assets, mobile tower assets, and radio access network and spectrum assets, and the break-up is expected to be completed by December next year.

While Telstra dominates Australia's mobile and
broadband<\/a> markets, its mainstay fixed-line business has also been under pressure from the rollout of a state-owned National Broadband Network<\/a> (NBN).

Telstra said it would seek investment from third parties for its towers from 2021.

\"Separating its towers from fixed assets is a good move because the potential divestment of fibre assets will depend on NBN Co privatization, which may not happen until the next election\", Jefferies analysts said in a note.

However, they said the potential valuation for tower assets will depend on how much control Telstra will have on access from third parties.

Shares of the Melbourne-based company were up at A$3.185 by 2328 GMT, in their biggest intraday percentage jump since Mar. 30.
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