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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Jio<\/a> Platforms Ltd’s (JPL<\/a>) net profit rose 24% year-on-year in the first quarter, driven by higher data and voice consumption and increased average revenue per user (ARPU<\/a>) on tariff hikes.

Jio also stemmed subscriber losses after three quarters, reporting 9.7 million net additions, taking its subscriber base to 419.9 million by the end of the quarter.

Analysts said this signaled an end to the SIM consolidation it witnessed since the increase in tariffs late last year.

For the April-June quarter, JPL’s consolidated net profit stood at Rs 4,530 crore from Rs 4,313 crore in the January-March quarter and Rs 3,651 crore in the year-ago period, the company said on Friday.

“Customer engagement on our digital services platform remains high. Jio is working towards expanding data availability for all Indians and I am pleased to see the positive trends in mobility and FTTH subscriber additions,” said Mukesh Ambani, chairman,
Reliance Industries<\/a> (RIL), in the statement.

RIL is the parent entity of JPL.

FTTH, or fibre-to-the-home, refers to home broadband connections based on fibre connectivity.

As per
industry<\/a> data published by the telecom regulator, Jio has over 80% market share of new customer additions in the wireline segment, JPL said.

JPL’s quarterly gross revenue rose nearly 24% on-year and over 5% sequentially to Rs 27,527 crore driven by the residual impact of tariff hikes and acceleration in home broadband connections, the company said.

The company, established in October 2019 as a wholly owned unit of Reliance Industries, houses the Mukesh Ambani-owned group’s telecom business
Reliance Jio Infocomm<\/a>, the largest in the country, and other digital properties and investments. Reliance Jio though makes up the bulk of JPL’s numbers.

Reliance Jio reported a nearly 24% on-year rise in net profit in the first quarter of fiscal year 2022-23.

The telco’s business net profit for the quarter ended June 30 was Rs 4,335 crore, compared to Rs 4,173 crore in the previous quarter, and Rs 3,501 crore in the year ago period.

Revenue stood at Rs 21,955 crore, up nearly 5% from Rs 20,945 crore in the March quarter, and 22% higher than Rs 18,008 crore the year before.

ARPU, a key performance metric for the telecom business, grew sequentially to Rs 175.7, up 4.8% from Rs 167.6 in the previous quarter and 27% year on year.

Average wireless data consumption per user per month rose to 20.8 GB from 19.7 GB in the March quarter. Average voice consumption rose to 1,001 minutes from 901 minutes a month.

“Jio's decent sequential ARPU growth in the June quarter is largely triggered by the continuing beneficial impact of the tariff hike taken last December as the telco has a larger share of customers on longer duration plans,\" Rohan Dhamija, head (India & Middle East) at Analysys Mason, told ET.

He added that Jio also reported strong customer additions in the fiscal first quarter, most likely at Vodafone Idea's expense, and because of the completion of its prolonged clean-up of low value customers.

Jio is expected to be the most aggressive bidder for 5G spectrum in the auctions starting July 26. It has put in an earnest money deposit (EMD) of Rs 14,000 crore, the highest among potential bidders. EMD signifies the extent to which a company can bid in the spectrum sale.

“We have created a completely indigenous and homegrown 5G stack with not just the 5G core network elements, but also all of the other elements that are required to operate the 5G network,” said Kiran Thomas, president, Reliance Industries. “These will be deployed at scale within the Jio network to begin with and later create a new revenue line that we are able to take to other markets even outside India.\"

He added that these elements have been used to demonstrate use cases in nine cities including Mumbai and Delhi. These are the markets Jio anticipates will see 5G services being rolled out initially.

Jio said that acceleration in FTTH connections is leading to higher customer engagement and adoption of digital services. It has started rolling out its post-paid offers into the market and has seen good adoption of the same.

\"We found that almost 80% of the new homes are opting for those post-paid packages. And what that means is higher stickiness, especially these long-term post-paid plans and of course, less disruption since post-paid gives (the customers) continuity of service,\" Thomas said.

Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) margins narrowed to 48.7% from 49% in the January-March quarter, amid “inflationary pressure on operating costs,” the company said.

Total quarterly expenses for Reliance Jio rose 5% sequentially to Rs 16,137 crore, including a 4.7% rise in network operating costs, the company said.

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Jio第一季度净利润增长24%,ARPU上升到175.70卢比

Jio也阻止用户损失后三个季度,净增加970万个,累计用户数4.199亿年底。

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Jio平台有限公司(喷气推进实验室)第一季度净利润同比增长24%,由消费更高的数据和语音和每用户平均收入增加(ARPU)关税上调。

Jio也阻止用户损失后三个季度,净增加970万个,累计用户数4.199亿年底。

分析师表示,这暗示结束SIM整合它见证了自去年年底增加关税。

4 - 6月季度,喷气推进实验室的合并净利润达4530卢比从4313卢比1季度和去年同期为3651卢比,该公司周五表示。

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“客户参与我们的数字服务平台仍然很高。Jio致力于扩大数据可用性对所有印第安人,我很高兴看到积极的机动性和FTTH订户增加的趋势,“董事长穆凯什•安巴尼表示,信实工业公司(瑞来斯)在一份声明中表示。

瑞来斯是喷气推进实验室的父实体。

FTTH或光纤到家庭,是指家庭宽带连接基于光纤连接。

行业电信监管机构公布的数据,Jio有超过80%的市场份额的新客户增加钢丝绳,喷气推进实验室说。

喷气推进实验室的季度总收入同比增长近24%,超过5%按顺序27527卢比的关税上调的残余影响和加速家庭宽带连接,该公司表示。

公司成立于2019年10月的全资子公司信实工业房屋穆克什Ambani-owned集团的电信业务依赖Jio Infocomm最大的国家,和其他数字属性和投资。依赖Jio虽然占大部分的喷气推进实验室的数字。

依赖Jio公布净利润同比增长近24%在2022财年第一季度- 23所示。

电信的业务6月30日结束的财政季度的净利润是4335卢比,4173卢比在前一个季度相比,和去年同期3501卢比。

收入21955卢比,上涨近5%在第一季度20945卢比,和22%高于18008卢比。

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ARPU,电信业务的关键性能指标,按顺序增加到175.7 Rs, Rs 167.6前一个季度增长4.8%和27%。

每月每用户平均无线数据消费从19.7上升到20.8 GB GB 3季度。声音消费平均每月增长从901分钟到1001分钟。

“Jio像样的顺序ARPU 6月季度的增长很大程度上是由持续的有益影响关税上调了去年12月随着电信客户长期计划的更大份额,”罗翰Dhamija,(印度和中东)主管Analysys Mason,告诉等。

他补充说,Jio也报道了强大的客户添加第一财政季度,最有可能的沃达丰(Vodafone)想法的代价,因为长时间的完成清理的低价值客户。

Jio有望成为最激进的出价5 g频谱拍卖7月26日开始。它放在一个保证金存款(EMD) 14000卢比,最高的潜在竞购者之一。EMD意味着公司可以收购的程度在光谱中出售。

“我们创造了一个完全自主,国产5 g堆栈不只是5 g核心网络元素,而且所需的所有其他元素操作5 g网络,”托马斯Kiran说,总统,信实工业。“这些将开始大规模部署在Jio网络之后,创建一个新的营收线,我们能够采取其他市场甚至印度以外。”

他补充说,这些元素被用来演示用例9个城市包括孟买和德里。这些市场Jio预计会看到5 g服务最初被推出。

FTTH Jio说,加速连接导致更高的客户互动和采用数字服务。它已经开始推出邮资已付的提供市场和采用同样的好。

“我们发现,近80%的新房是选择那些邮资已付的包。这意味着更高的粘性,特别是这些长期邮资已付的计划,当然,少破坏自邮资已付的(客户)服务的连续性,”托马斯说。

利息、税项、折旧及摊销之利润(Ebitda) 1季度利润率从48.7%缩小到49%,在“运营成本通胀压力,”该公司表示。

总依赖季度费用Jio较上季成长5%到16137卢比,包括网络运营成本上涨4.7%,该公司表示。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Jio<\/a> Platforms Ltd’s (JPL<\/a>) net profit rose 24% year-on-year in the first quarter, driven by higher data and voice consumption and increased average revenue per user (ARPU<\/a>) on tariff hikes.

Jio also stemmed subscriber losses after three quarters, reporting 9.7 million net additions, taking its subscriber base to 419.9 million by the end of the quarter.

Analysts said this signaled an end to the SIM consolidation it witnessed since the increase in tariffs late last year.

For the April-June quarter, JPL’s consolidated net profit stood at Rs 4,530 crore from Rs 4,313 crore in the January-March quarter and Rs 3,651 crore in the year-ago period, the company said on Friday.

“Customer engagement on our digital services platform remains high. Jio is working towards expanding data availability for all Indians and I am pleased to see the positive trends in mobility and FTTH subscriber additions,” said Mukesh Ambani, chairman,
Reliance Industries<\/a> (RIL), in the statement.

RIL is the parent entity of JPL.

FTTH, or fibre-to-the-home, refers to home broadband connections based on fibre connectivity.

As per
industry<\/a> data published by the telecom regulator, Jio has over 80% market share of new customer additions in the wireline segment, JPL said.

JPL’s quarterly gross revenue rose nearly 24% on-year and over 5% sequentially to Rs 27,527 crore driven by the residual impact of tariff hikes and acceleration in home broadband connections, the company said.

The company, established in October 2019 as a wholly owned unit of Reliance Industries, houses the Mukesh Ambani-owned group’s telecom business
Reliance Jio Infocomm<\/a>, the largest in the country, and other digital properties and investments. Reliance Jio though makes up the bulk of JPL’s numbers.

Reliance Jio reported a nearly 24% on-year rise in net profit in the first quarter of fiscal year 2022-23.

The telco’s business net profit for the quarter ended June 30 was Rs 4,335 crore, compared to Rs 4,173 crore in the previous quarter, and Rs 3,501 crore in the year ago period.

Revenue stood at Rs 21,955 crore, up nearly 5% from Rs 20,945 crore in the March quarter, and 22% higher than Rs 18,008 crore the year before.

ARPU, a key performance metric for the telecom business, grew sequentially to Rs 175.7, up 4.8% from Rs 167.6 in the previous quarter and 27% year on year.

Average wireless data consumption per user per month rose to 20.8 GB from 19.7 GB in the March quarter. Average voice consumption rose to 1,001 minutes from 901 minutes a month.

“Jio's decent sequential ARPU growth in the June quarter is largely triggered by the continuing beneficial impact of the tariff hike taken last December as the telco has a larger share of customers on longer duration plans,\" Rohan Dhamija, head (India & Middle East) at Analysys Mason, told ET.

He added that Jio also reported strong customer additions in the fiscal first quarter, most likely at Vodafone Idea's expense, and because of the completion of its prolonged clean-up of low value customers.

Jio is expected to be the most aggressive bidder for 5G spectrum in the auctions starting July 26. It has put in an earnest money deposit (EMD) of Rs 14,000 crore, the highest among potential bidders. EMD signifies the extent to which a company can bid in the spectrum sale.

“We have created a completely indigenous and homegrown 5G stack with not just the 5G core network elements, but also all of the other elements that are required to operate the 5G network,” said Kiran Thomas, president, Reliance Industries. “These will be deployed at scale within the Jio network to begin with and later create a new revenue line that we are able to take to other markets even outside India.\"

He added that these elements have been used to demonstrate use cases in nine cities including Mumbai and Delhi. These are the markets Jio anticipates will see 5G services being rolled out initially.

Jio said that acceleration in FTTH connections is leading to higher customer engagement and adoption of digital services. It has started rolling out its post-paid offers into the market and has seen good adoption of the same.

\"We found that almost 80% of the new homes are opting for those post-paid packages. And what that means is higher stickiness, especially these long-term post-paid plans and of course, less disruption since post-paid gives (the customers) continuity of service,\" Thomas said.

Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) margins narrowed to 48.7% from 49% in the January-March quarter, amid “inflationary pressure on operating costs,” the company said.

Total quarterly expenses for Reliance Jio rose 5% sequentially to Rs 16,137 crore, including a 4.7% rise in network operating costs, the company said.

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