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Airtel FY3Q净利润下降了3%;ARPU Rs163上涨了6.5%
印度移动业务收入增长是由关税上涨11月预付部分,这推动每用户平均收入(ARPU)在印度第二大电信增长,分析师说。他们虽然添加数据使用的价格上涨意味着一些用户损失,一些下调降低价值数据计划而其他人把他们的移动互联网的使用。
Bharti Airtel的顺序合并净利润下降了3%和27%,客户损失和数据使用承压关税提高的积极作用,提高了每用户平均收入(ARPU)在其印度移动业务。
连续第五个季度黑六直接损失后,12月当季合并利润达830卢比,相比之下,一年前854卢比,Rs1,134卢比在7 - 9月当季发布。
印度移动业务收入增长是由关税上涨11月预付部分,这推动每用户平均收入(ARPU)在印度第二大电信增长,分析师说。他们虽然添加数据使用的价格上涨意味着一些用户损失,一些下调降低价值数据计划而其他人把他们的移动互联网的使用。
“整体连续的收入增长是5.4%,EBITDA利润率为49.9%。最近关税修订为移动服务已经执行得很好,我们退出与一个季度行业主要ARPU Rs 163,“董事总经理Gopal Vittal, Bharti Airtel印度,南亚,周二在一份声明中说。他补充说,修订后的全面影响移动关税将可见截至3月31日的第四财季业绩。
Airtel股价收高0.3%至708.85卢比疯牛病。业绩公布后不久,市场的时间。
季度4 g用户添加12月季度上升了300万与812万年第一季度增加。Airtel总4 g数据用户的网络在季度增加到1.955亿。
然而,每个客户的平均移动数据的使用,从19.06下降到18.7 GB的季度GB前一季度。每个用户声音的使用相比持平在1061分钟到1053分钟在第三季度。
季度期间,Airtel Rs 15519卢比支付给政府的预付全部递延负债有关谱获得了2014年的拍卖。这些负债是由于每年分期付款从2026 - 2027年财政年度2031 - 2032年,利率为10%。
”该公司估计,提前还款可能会导致利息成本节省至少Rs 3400卢比的剩余寿命完全取代资本,”该公司表示在提交给证券交易所周二。
Airtel印度的整体收入增长了17.9%,从去年同期的20912卢比也高于19890卢比在前一个季度。印度手机营收增长5.9%更高的顺序以16091卢比。Airtel的印度业务也公布518卢比净利润,特殊项目前,而在之前的季度亏损400卢比。
合并净利润也拖了近7.8%的净融资成本上升到4045卢比。合并净债务,包括租赁的影响,下跌4.2%,至1.59十万的卢比在前一个季度1.66十万的卢比。
谷歌最近的投资是一个强劲的验证Airtel在印度数字革命的先驱,Vittal说。“我们新兴数字服务投资组合在Airtel智商,到场,数码市场,Nxtra和数字银行职位我们建立一个旅馆的未来。”
电信运营商可以为4 g日志需求上升,由第二季度数据
电信公司已经看到数据消费增长和下降近几个季度新增用户数量急剧下降,4 g。业内专家把这种现象归咎于由运营商去年11月关税大幅上涨,降低了智能手机的可用性,继续芯片短缺和JioPhone下无法激起大规模的2 g 4 g转换以当前价格。
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<\/figure>Bharti Airtel<\/a>\u2019s consolidated net profit fell 3% on year and 27% sequentially, as customer losses and a fall in data usage weighed on the positive effects of a tariff hike which boosted average revenue per user (ARPU) at its India mobile business.
Its fifth successive quarter in the black after six straight losses, the December quarter consolidated profit stood at Rs 830 crore, compared with Rs 854 crore a year ago and Rs1,134 crore posted in the July-September period.
India mobile revenue growth was driven by tariff hikes in November across the prepaid segment, which propelled average revenue per user (ARPU) growth at India\u2019s second largest telco, said analysts. They though added data usage fell as the price hikes meant some user losses, some downgrading to lower valued data plans while others cutting their mobile internet usage.
<\/div><\/div>Airtel\u2019s ARPU, a key performance metric for telcos, grew 6% sequentially to Rs 163 in the September quarter. Consolidated revenue grew 18% from the year earlier to Rs 29,867 crore. In the just-ended quarter, Airtel lost over half a million users on a net basis to end with 322.92 million subscribers.
\u201cOverall sequential revenue growth was at 5.4% and EBITDA margins came in at 49.9%. The recent tariff revision for mobile services has gone down well and we are exiting the quarter with an industry<\/a> leading ARPU of Rs 163,\u201d Gopal Vittal, managing director of Bharti Airtel, India, South Asia, said in a statement Tuesday. He added that the full impact of the revised mobile tariffs will be visible in the fiscal fourth quarter ending March 31.
Airtel\u2019s shares closed 0.3% higher at Rs 708.85 on BSE Tuesday. Earnings were announced shortly after market hours.
Quarterly 4G user additions rose by 3 million in the December quarter compared with the 8.12 million additions in the previous quarter. The total 4G data users on Airtel\u2019s network increased to 195.5 million during the quarter.
However, the average mobile data usage per customer, fell to 18.7 GB during the quarter from 19.06 GB in the preceding quarter. Voice usage per user remained flat at 1,061 minutes compared to 1,053 minutes in the September quarter.
\u201cOverall sequential revenue growth was at 5.4% and EBITDA margins came in at 49.9%. The recent tariff revision for mobile services has gone down well and we are exiting the quarter with an industry<\/a> leading ARPU of Rs 163,\u201d Gopal Vittal, managing director of Bharti Airtel, India, South Asia, said in a statement Tuesday. He added that the full impact of the revised mobile tariffs will be visible in the fiscal fourth quarter ending March 31.
Airtel\u2019s shares closed 0.3% higher at Rs 708.85 on BSE Tuesday. Earnings were announced shortly after market hours.
Quarterly 4G user additions rose by 3 million in the December quarter compared with the 8.12 million additions in the previous quarter. The total 4G data users on Airtel\u2019s network increased to 195.5 million during the quarter.
However, the average mobile data usage per customer, fell to 18.7 GB during the quarter from 19.06 GB in the preceding quarter. Voice usage per user remained flat at 1,061 minutes compared to 1,053 minutes in the September quarter.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cOur balance sheet is robust and we are now generating healthy free cash flows. This has enabled us to recently prepay some of our spectrum liabilities to the Government, thereby reducing the interest burden,\u201d Vittal said.
During the quarter, Airtel paid Rs 15,519 crores to the government as prepayment of the entire deferred liabilities pertaining to spectrum acquired in the 2014 auction. These liabilities were due in annual installments from FY 2026-2027 to 2031-2032 and carried an interest rate of 10%.
\u201cThe company estimates that the prepayment will likely result in interest cost savings of at least Rs 3,400 crores over the residual life for fully substituted capital,\u201d the company said in a filing to the Stock Exchanges on Tuesday.
Airtel\u2019s overall India revenue increased 17.9% from the year earlier to Rs 20,912 crore, which was also higher than Rs 19,890 crore reported in the previous quarter. India mobile revenue rose 5.9 % higher sequentially to Rs 16,091 crore. Airtel's India operations also reported Rs 518 crore net income, before exceptional items, compared with a Rs 400 crore loss in the previous quarter.
Consolidated net profit was also dragged by a nearly 7.8% sequential rise in net finance costs to Rs 4,045 crore. Consolidated net debt, including the impact of leases, fell 4.2% to Rs 1.59 lakh crore from Rs 1.66 lakh crore in the previous quarter.
Google\u2019s recent investment is a strong validation of Airtel\u2019s role in being a leading pioneer of India\u2019s digital revolution, Vittal said. \u201cOur emerging digital services portfolio across Airtel IQ, AdTech, digital marketplace, Nxtra and digital banking positions us well to build an Airtel of the future.\u201d
During the quarter, Airtel paid Rs 15,519 crores to the government as prepayment of the entire deferred liabilities pertaining to spectrum acquired in the 2014 auction. These liabilities were due in annual installments from FY 2026-2027 to 2031-2032 and carried an interest rate of 10%.
\u201cThe company estimates that the prepayment will likely result in interest cost savings of at least Rs 3,400 crores over the residual life for fully substituted capital,\u201d the company said in a filing to the Stock Exchanges on Tuesday.
Airtel\u2019s overall India revenue increased 17.9% from the year earlier to Rs 20,912 crore, which was also higher than Rs 19,890 crore reported in the previous quarter. India mobile revenue rose 5.9 % higher sequentially to Rs 16,091 crore. Airtel's India operations also reported Rs 518 crore net income, before exceptional items, compared with a Rs 400 crore loss in the previous quarter.
Consolidated net profit was also dragged by a nearly 7.8% sequential rise in net finance costs to Rs 4,045 crore. Consolidated net debt, including the impact of leases, fell 4.2% to Rs 1.59 lakh crore from Rs 1.66 lakh crore in the previous quarter.
Google\u2019s recent investment is a strong validation of Airtel\u2019s role in being a leading pioneer of India\u2019s digital revolution, Vittal said. \u201cOur emerging digital services portfolio across Airtel IQ, AdTech, digital marketplace, Nxtra and digital banking positions us well to build an Airtel of the future.\u201d