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3卢比lakh-crore所需的资本支出fiberisation塔开车的“有意义的”5 g推出:Icra
全面5 g部署在印度,需要致密化的网络,并反过来,巨大的投资在回程基础设施通过fiberisation只有35%的电信塔现在fiberised。
全面的5克部署在印度,需要网络的致密化,并反过来,巨大的投资在回程基础设施通过fiberisation只有35%的电信塔现在fiberised。
”相对较低的渗透的纤维在印度,预计资本支出的Rs 3 lakh-crore需要在未来4 - 5年,“Ankit Jain,副总裁和部门负责人(企业评级),ICRA周一在一个媒体声明中说。
ICRA,警告说,这样的巨大的资本支出花在塔fiberisation不会是一件轻而易举的事,电信公司的债务水平居高不下,将进一步上涨近5 g频谱拍卖结束后去年8月。“电信行业预计关闭(金融)年的债务约6.3 Rs lakh-crore 3月31日,2023,“估计,评级机构。
然而,它说,电信行业继续健康的改善报告其操作指标,反映在改进的每用户平均收入(ARPU)在电话的使用和一致的增长水平。它指出,产业ARPU,电信公司的一个关键性能指标——已经迈出了Rs 170 H1和可能接触Rs 180年底FY23 end-FY2024接近200卢比。提高ARPU值导致工业健康发展AGR(调整后的总收益)在过去几个季度,ICRA补充道。
Zilla parishad提供土地在农村Nashik BSNL发射塔
这些4 g塔将帮助解决移动Nashik的农村地区连接问题。ZP官员表示,政府已经决定授予土地地块国有电信公司。
耆那教的估计,电信业将报告13 - FY2023营业收入增长15%,这将转化为OPBDITA(营业利润在折旧、利息、税收和摊销)扩张18 - 20%。
他补充说,电信行业收入和OPBDITA增长,此后,将由下一轮的关税上调和技术升级到5 g,连同non-telco业务的增长。
,举行据“国际机器人与自动化会议”科技升级到5 g加上客户从2 g / 4 g服务升级到5克将推动核心电信业务增长。但non-telco企业等企业,云/数字服务和固定宽带也将推动行业增长的关键,它补充说。
说,举行在短期内,“国际机器人与自动化会议”债务指标对电信行业继续面临压力和债务/ OPBDITA将十字架的4.5倍和利息覆盖率在FY23触摸3.0倍左右,在债务/ OPBDITA FY24提高约4倍。
顺序数据消费将增长10% -15% 6月季度:分析师
他们补充说,估计移动数据流量激增在联赛也可能加速5 g采用和促进对移动互联网服务在印度农村电视普及率是相对温和的。
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<\/figure>Kolkata: Telcos have to collectively splurge around a whopping Rs 3 lakh-crore in capex spends to adequately fiberise telecom towers<\/a>, and in turn, ensure a meaningful rollout of 5G services<\/a> across India, ratings agency, ICRA<\/a> said.Full-scale 5G<\/a> deployments across India, it said, would entail densification of networks, and in turn, sizable investments in backhaul infrastructure via fiberisation as only 35% of telecom towers are fiberised now.
\u201cWith relatively low penetration of fiber in India, an expected capex of around Rs 3 lakh-crore would be needed over the next 4-5 years,\u201d Ankit Jain, Vice President & Sector Head (Corporate Ratings), ICRA said in a media statement Monday.
<\/div><\/div>Backhaul has to do with connecting the core of a mobile network to nodes and then onto towers, to transmit data, elements that are vital for an effective 5G mobile broadband operation.
ICRA, though, cautioned that such sizable capex spends in tower fiberisation won\u2019t be a cakewalk as telcos\u2019 debt levels remain elevated and are set to rise further after the recent 5G spectrum sale that ended last August. \u201cThe telecom industry<\/a> is expected to close the (financial) year with a debt of around Rs 6.3 lakh-crore as on March 31, 2023,\u201d estimates the ratings agency.
It, however, said the telecom industry has continued to report healthy improvement in its operating metrics, reflected in improved average revenue per user (ARPU<\/a>) levels and consistent growth in telephony usage. It noted that industry ARPU \u2013 a key performance metric for telcos --- has already crossed Rs 170 in H1 and is likely to touch Rs 180 by the end of FY23 and close to Rs 200 by end-FY2024. Improved ARPU levels have resulted in healthy growth in industry AGR<\/a> (adjusted gross revenue) over the last few quarters, ICRA added.
ICRA, though, cautioned that such sizable capex spends in tower fiberisation won\u2019t be a cakewalk as telcos\u2019 debt levels remain elevated and are set to rise further after the recent 5G spectrum sale that ended last August. \u201cThe telecom industry<\/a> is expected to close the (financial) year with a debt of around Rs 6.3 lakh-crore as on March 31, 2023,\u201d estimates the ratings agency.
It, however, said the telecom industry has continued to report healthy improvement in its operating metrics, reflected in improved average revenue per user (ARPU<\/a>) levels and consistent growth in telephony usage. It noted that industry ARPU \u2013 a key performance metric for telcos --- has already crossed Rs 170 in H1 and is likely to touch Rs 180 by the end of FY23 and close to Rs 200 by end-FY2024. Improved ARPU levels have resulted in healthy growth in industry AGR<\/a> (adjusted gross revenue) over the last few quarters, ICRA added.