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The body said that economies are now digital and are competing internationally for investment, and the regulatory framework in any country impacts the investor behavior. It added that telcos like Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> need to look beyond traditional connectivity business and innovate to drive the digital economy which will help them attract investments.
“There is quite a high tech complexity of tax burden in India, which can be simplified. And in adopting the full whole of government approach if Digital India is the ultimate goal, making sure that the whole government is working together to ensure they achieve that vision,” GSMA Asia Pacific head Julian Gorman told ET.
The GSMA, which represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide said that there are concerns about the financial sustainability of the Indian telecom industry.
“...if you look into about 2016, you know, you're looking at about a 25% reduction in industry revenues and an industry that was in net profit...we are seeing reductions in CAPEX and that's not a great sign on the eve of any Capex cycle with 5G...some of the operators really not being in the position to make the big investments that required to roll out a new generation of technology,” Gorman said.
Issues related to taxation, AGR and intense price competition along with reduction in industry revenue and profits have added to the uncertainties. “..also uncertainties around resolving those issues have not been enough to attract foreign investment into India’s telco space,” Gorman said.
This year, Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms raised Rs 1,52,056 crore from 13 global investors, including Facebook and Google, for a cumulative equity stake of 32.96%. All these investments, excluding Google, had been completed and the company has received Rs 1,18,319 crore.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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新德里:世界最大的电信集团GSM协会或GSMA表示,印度需要简化税收相关的复杂性和现代化的监管框架电信行业吸引外国投资。
身体说,现在的经济数字,国际投资,竞争和监管框架在任何国家影响投资者行为。它补充道,像Airtel和电信公司沃达丰的想法需要超越传统的连接业务和创新驱动的数字经济将帮助他们吸引投资。
“有相当高科技复杂的税收负担在印度,可以简化。在采用完整的整个政府的方法如果数字印度是终极目标,确保整个政府合作,以确保他们实现这一愿景,”GSMA亚太主管朱利安•戈尔曼告诉等。
GSMA,代表全球移动运营商的利益说,财务可持续性的担忧印度电信行业。
“…如果你调查约2016,你知道,你在看什么行业收入减少25%,一个行业的净利润……我们看到削减资本支出,这不是一个好迹象任何资本支出周期5 g前夕……一些运营商真的不是所需的立场进行大的投资,推出新一代的技术,”戈尔曼说。
有关税收问题,AGR和激烈的价格竞争以及行业收入和利润的减少增加了不确定性。“. .解决这些问题的不确定性也不足以吸引外国投资进入印度的电信空间,”戈尔曼说。
今年,穆凯什•安巴尼的Jio平台提高Rs 1, 52056卢比的来自13个全球投资者,包括Facebook和谷歌在内的累计32.96%的股权。所有这些投资,不包括谷歌(Google)已经完成,公司已经收到了Rs 1, 18319卢比。
“Jio的投资平台和它不是Jio,对吧?所以,你知道,电信公司是一个非常规范的环境。和我们鼓励的原因有一些进展,但仍有很多工作要做在印度现代化的监管框架支持,数字印度愿景和允许沃达丰(Vodafone)等公司的想法和旅馆,也许做一些变换,可以使更多的步骤数字像Jio的方向,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA说,需要在印度电信公司超越他们的核心业务连接打开数字经济的真正价值。
“你看到Jio投资平台,其他数字服务的其他投资在印度值得检查……运营商和连接层部分数字经济至关重要,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA表示,它认为身份和连通性的基础数字社会和电信公司不可分割的一部分,还是需要的。“在印度,有很多纤维需要做出有效的推出,并支持移动5克,还有很多工作要做在现代化监管权和宽松的成本实现和部署一个更有吸引力的投资市场,”他说。
戈尔曼表示,印度与其他市场竞争但如果它落后的环境有利的就可能会影响投资。
“…和that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The world's top telecom group GSM Association<\/a> or GSMA<\/a> said that India needs to simplify the tax related complexity and modernise the regulatory framework for the telecom industry<\/a> to attract foreign investments.
The body said that economies are now digital and are competing internationally for investment, and the regulatory framework in any country impacts the investor behavior. It added that telcos like Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> need to look beyond traditional connectivity business and innovate to drive the digital economy which will help them attract investments.
“There is quite a high tech complexity of tax burden in India, which can be simplified. And in adopting the full whole of government approach if Digital India is the ultimate goal, making sure that the whole government is working together to ensure they achieve that vision,” GSMA Asia Pacific head Julian Gorman told ET.
The GSMA, which represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide said that there are concerns about the financial sustainability of the Indian telecom industry.
“...if you look into about 2016, you know, you're looking at about a 25% reduction in industry revenues and an industry that was in net profit...we are seeing reductions in CAPEX and that's not a great sign on the eve of any Capex cycle with 5G...some of the operators really not being in the position to make the big investments that required to roll out a new generation of technology,” Gorman said.
Issues related to taxation, AGR and intense price competition along with reduction in industry revenue and profits have added to the uncertainties. “..also uncertainties around resolving those issues have not been enough to attract foreign investment into India’s telco space,” Gorman said.
This year, Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms raised Rs 1,52,056 crore from 13 global investors, including Facebook and Google, for a cumulative equity stake of 32.96%. All these investments, excluding Google, had been completed and the company has received Rs 1,18,319 crore.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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<\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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新德里:世界最大的电信集团GSM协会或GSMA表示,印度需要简化税收相关的复杂性和现代化的监管框架电信行业吸引外国投资。
身体说,现在的经济数字,国际投资,竞争和监管框架在任何国家影响投资者行为。它补充道,像Airtel和电信公司沃达丰的想法需要超越传统的连接业务和创新驱动的数字经济将帮助他们吸引投资。
“有相当高科技复杂的税收负担在印度,可以简化。在采用完整的整个政府的方法如果数字印度是终极目标,确保整个政府合作,以确保他们实现这一愿景,”GSMA亚太主管朱利安•戈尔曼告诉等。
GSMA,代表全球移动运营商的利益说,财务可持续性的担忧印度电信行业。
“…如果你调查约2016,你知道,你在看什么行业收入减少25%,一个行业的净利润……我们看到削减资本支出,这不是一个好迹象任何资本支出周期5 g前夕……一些运营商真的不是所需的立场进行大的投资,推出新一代的技术,”戈尔曼说。
有关税收问题,AGR和激烈的价格竞争以及行业收入和利润的减少增加了不确定性。“. .解决这些问题的不确定性也不足以吸引外国投资进入印度的电信空间,”戈尔曼说。
今年,穆凯什•安巴尼的Jio平台提高Rs 1, 52056卢比的来自13个全球投资者,包括Facebook和谷歌在内的累计32.96%的股权。所有这些投资,不包括谷歌(Google)已经完成,公司已经收到了Rs 1, 18319卢比。
“Jio的投资平台和它不是Jio,对吧?所以,你知道,电信公司是一个非常规范的环境。和我们鼓励的原因有一些进展,但仍有很多工作要做在印度现代化的监管框架支持,数字印度愿景和允许沃达丰(Vodafone)等公司的想法和旅馆,也许做一些变换,可以使更多的步骤数字像Jio的方向,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA说,需要在印度电信公司超越他们的核心业务连接打开数字经济的真正价值。
“你看到Jio投资平台,其他数字服务的其他投资在印度值得检查……运营商和连接层部分数字经济至关重要,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA表示,它认为身份和连通性的基础数字社会和电信公司不可分割的一部分,还是需要的。“在印度,有很多纤维需要做出有效的推出,并支持移动5克,还有很多工作要做在现代化监管权和宽松的成本实现和部署一个更有吸引力的投资市场,”他说。
戈尔曼表示,印度与其他市场竞争但如果它落后的环境有利的就可能会影响投资。
“…和that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The world's top telecom group GSM Association<\/a> or GSMA<\/a> said that India needs to simplify the tax related complexity and modernise the regulatory framework for the telecom industry<\/a> to attract foreign investments.
The body said that economies are now digital and are competing internationally for investment, and the regulatory framework in any country impacts the investor behavior. It added that telcos like Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> need to look beyond traditional connectivity business and innovate to drive the digital economy which will help them attract investments.
“There is quite a high tech complexity of tax burden in India, which can be simplified. And in adopting the full whole of government approach if Digital India is the ultimate goal, making sure that the whole government is working together to ensure they achieve that vision,” GSMA Asia Pacific head Julian Gorman told ET.
The GSMA, which represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide said that there are concerns about the financial sustainability of the Indian telecom industry.
“...if you look into about 2016, you know, you're looking at about a 25% reduction in industry revenues and an industry that was in net profit...we are seeing reductions in CAPEX and that's not a great sign on the eve of any Capex cycle with 5G...some of the operators really not being in the position to make the big investments that required to roll out a new generation of technology,” Gorman said.
Issues related to taxation, AGR and intense price competition along with reduction in industry revenue and profits have added to the uncertainties. “..also uncertainties around resolving those issues have not been enough to attract foreign investment into India’s telco space,” Gorman said.
This year, Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms raised Rs 1,52,056 crore from 13 global investors, including Facebook and Google, for a cumulative equity stake of 32.96%. All these investments, excluding Google, had been completed and the company has received Rs 1,18,319 crore.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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<\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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新德里:世界最大的电信集团GSM协会或GSMA表示,印度需要简化税收相关的复杂性和现代化的监管框架电信行业吸引外国投资。
身体说,现在的经济数字,国际投资,竞争和监管框架在任何国家影响投资者行为。它补充道,像Airtel和电信公司沃达丰的想法需要超越传统的连接业务和创新驱动的数字经济将帮助他们吸引投资。
“有相当高科技复杂的税收负担在印度,可以简化。在采用完整的整个政府的方法如果数字印度是终极目标,确保整个政府合作,以确保他们实现这一愿景,”GSMA亚太主管朱利安•戈尔曼告诉等。
GSMA,代表全球移动运营商的利益说,财务可持续性的担忧印度电信行业。
“…如果你调查约2016,你知道,你在看什么行业收入减少25%,一个行业的净利润……我们看到削减资本支出,这不是一个好迹象任何资本支出周期5 g前夕……一些运营商真的不是所需的立场进行大的投资,推出新一代的技术,”戈尔曼说。
有关税收问题,AGR和激烈的价格竞争以及行业收入和利润的减少增加了不确定性。“. .解决这些问题的不确定性也不足以吸引外国投资进入印度的电信空间,”戈尔曼说。
今年,穆凯什•安巴尼的Jio平台提高Rs 1, 52056卢比的来自13个全球投资者,包括Facebook和谷歌在内的累计32.96%的股权。所有这些投资,不包括谷歌(Google)已经完成,公司已经收到了Rs 1, 18319卢比。
“Jio的投资平台和它不是Jio,对吧?所以,你知道,电信公司是一个非常规范的环境。和我们鼓励的原因有一些进展,但仍有很多工作要做在印度现代化的监管框架支持,数字印度愿景和允许沃达丰(Vodafone)等公司的想法和旅馆,也许做一些变换,可以使更多的步骤数字像Jio的方向,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA说,需要在印度电信公司超越他们的核心业务连接打开数字经济的真正价值。
“你看到Jio投资平台,其他数字服务的其他投资在印度值得检查……运营商和连接层部分数字经济至关重要,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA表示,它认为身份和连通性的基础数字社会和电信公司不可分割的一部分,还是需要的。“在印度,有很多纤维需要做出有效的推出,并支持移动5克,还有很多工作要做在现代化监管权和宽松的成本实现和部署一个更有吸引力的投资市场,”他说。
戈尔曼表示,印度与其他市场竞争但如果它落后的环境有利的就可能会影响投资。
“…和that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The world's top telecom group GSM Association<\/a> or GSMA<\/a> said that India needs to simplify the tax related complexity and modernise the regulatory framework for the telecom industry<\/a> to attract foreign investments.
The body said that economies are now digital and are competing internationally for investment, and the regulatory framework in any country impacts the investor behavior. It added that telcos like Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> need to look beyond traditional connectivity business and innovate to drive the digital economy which will help them attract investments.
“There is quite a high tech complexity of tax burden in India, which can be simplified. And in adopting the full whole of government approach if Digital India is the ultimate goal, making sure that the whole government is working together to ensure they achieve that vision,” GSMA Asia Pacific head Julian Gorman told ET.
The GSMA, which represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide said that there are concerns about the financial sustainability of the Indian telecom industry.
“...if you look into about 2016, you know, you're looking at about a 25% reduction in industry revenues and an industry that was in net profit...we are seeing reductions in CAPEX and that's not a great sign on the eve of any Capex cycle with 5G...some of the operators really not being in the position to make the big investments that required to roll out a new generation of technology,” Gorman said.
Issues related to taxation, AGR and intense price competition along with reduction in industry revenue and profits have added to the uncertainties. “..also uncertainties around resolving those issues have not been enough to attract foreign investment into India’s telco space,” Gorman said.
This year, Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms raised Rs 1,52,056 crore from 13 global investors, including Facebook and Google, for a cumulative equity stake of 32.96%. All these investments, excluding Google, had been completed and the company has received Rs 1,18,319 crore.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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身体说,现在的经济数字,国际投资,竞争和监管框架在任何国家影响投资者行为。它补充道,像Airtel和电信公司沃达丰的想法需要超越传统的连接业务和创新驱动的数字经济将帮助他们吸引投资。
“有相当高科技复杂的税收负担在印度,可以简化。在采用完整的整个政府的方法如果数字印度是终极目标,确保整个政府合作,以确保他们实现这一愿景,”GSMA亚太主管朱利安•戈尔曼告诉等。
GSMA,代表全球移动运营商的利益说,财务可持续性的担忧印度电信行业。
“…如果你调查约2016,你知道,你在看什么行业收入减少25%,一个行业的净利润……我们看到削减资本支出,这不是一个好迹象任何资本支出周期5 g前夕……一些运营商真的不是所需的立场进行大的投资,推出新一代的技术,”戈尔曼说。
有关税收问题,AGR和激烈的价格竞争以及行业收入和利润的减少增加了不确定性。“. .解决这些问题的不确定性也不足以吸引外国投资进入印度的电信空间,”戈尔曼说。
今年,穆凯什•安巴尼的Jio平台提高Rs 1, 52056卢比的来自13个全球投资者,包括Facebook和谷歌在内的累计32.96%的股权。所有这些投资,不包括谷歌(Google)已经完成,公司已经收到了Rs 1, 18319卢比。
“Jio的投资平台和它不是Jio,对吧?所以,你知道,电信公司是一个非常规范的环境。和我们鼓励的原因有一些进展,但仍有很多工作要做在印度现代化的监管框架支持,数字印度愿景和允许沃达丰(Vodafone)等公司的想法和旅馆,也许做一些变换,可以使更多的步骤数字像Jio的方向,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA说,需要在印度电信公司超越他们的核心业务连接打开数字经济的真正价值。
“你看到Jio投资平台,其他数字服务的其他投资在印度值得检查……运营商和连接层部分数字经济至关重要,”戈尔曼说。
GSMA表示,它认为身份和连通性的基础数字社会和电信公司不可分割的一部分,还是需要的。“在印度,有很多纤维需要做出有效的推出,并支持移动5克,还有很多工作要做在现代化监管权和宽松的成本实现和部署一个更有吸引力的投资市场,”他说。
戈尔曼表示,印度与其他市场竞争但如果它落后的环境有利的就可能会影响投资。
“…和that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
The body said that economies are now digital and are competing internationally for investment, and the regulatory framework in any country impacts the investor behavior. It added that telcos like Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> need to look beyond traditional connectivity business and innovate to drive the digital economy which will help them attract investments.
“There is quite a high tech complexity of tax burden in India, which can be simplified. And in adopting the full whole of government approach if Digital India is the ultimate goal, making sure that the whole government is working together to ensure they achieve that vision,” GSMA Asia Pacific head Julian Gorman told ET.
The GSMA, which represents the interests of mobile operators worldwide said that there are concerns about the financial sustainability of the Indian telecom industry.
“...if you look into about 2016, you know, you're looking at about a 25% reduction in industry revenues and an industry that was in net profit...we are seeing reductions in CAPEX and that's not a great sign on the eve of any Capex cycle with 5G...some of the operators really not being in the position to make the big investments that required to roll out a new generation of technology,” Gorman said.
Issues related to taxation, AGR and intense price competition along with reduction in industry revenue and profits have added to the uncertainties. “..also uncertainties around resolving those issues have not been enough to attract foreign investment into India’s telco space,” Gorman said.
This year, Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms raised Rs 1,52,056 crore from 13 global investors, including Facebook and Google, for a cumulative equity stake of 32.96%. All these investments, excluding Google, had been completed and the company has received Rs 1,18,319 crore.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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<\/a><\/figure>RoW challenges impact ease of doing business: GSMA to DoT<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Simplify AGR definition to arrest falling investments: GSMA<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The investment was for Jio platforms and it was not down in Jio, right? And so, you know, the telcos are a very regulated environment. And there is the reason why we encouraged by some of the progress but there's still is a lot of work to be done on modernizing the regulatory framework in India to support that Digital India vision and allow maybe companies like Vodafone Idea and Airtel and to maybe do some more transformation and be be able to make more steps in the direction of digital like Jio has done,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that there is a need for telcos in India to look beyond their core connectivity business to unlock the true value of the digital economy.
“You see from investments in Jio platforms, the other investments in other digital services in India that are worth checking...operators and the connectivity layer are essential parts to the digital economy,” Gorman said.
GSMA said that it considers identity and connectivity as the foundations of a digital society and telcos are an integral part and will be required. “In India, there's a lot of fiber that needs to be rolled out to make that efficient, and to support moving to a 5G, there's still a lot of work to be done in modernizing regulations around Right of Way and easing the cost of implementation and deployment to make it a more attractive investment market,” he said.
Gorman said that India is competing with other markets but if it falls behind in terms of making the environment favourable then it may impact investments.
“...and that is not going to help drive the economy forward. So, I think the opportunity is for India to step up...there's so much interest in the scale of the market. But on a like for like basis other markets are more attractive in the region when it comes to investor comfort, risk, especially the regulatory framework,” he added.
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