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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The spectrum<\/a> acquired by telecom companies<\/a> in the recent auction will help to address the pent-up demand<\/a> for higher internet usage amid the pandemic, which augurs well for an infrastructure provider like Indus Towers<\/a> Managing Director Bimal Dayal<\/a> said.

When additional spectrum comes in, such pent-up demand is clearly addressed. The quality of these networks become very good, you will be able to do things from the dark spot as well, you will get capacities on time, and hence, you will end up consuming more, which only starts the spiral of more requirement of more number of sites as well,” Dayal said.

He was referring to concerns whether the new spectrum would impact capacity-led tenancy demand for
Indus<\/a>.

“I think the intent of operators is very clear - to go into the interiors and have a deeper coverage as well. So far, 50% of our rollout is for capacity, 50% of our rollout is for coverage, and there is a much bigger pent up demand for sites at critical locations,” Dayal said, during the company’s earnings call on Friday.

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Indus Towers on Thursday reported a fiscal fourth quarter net profit of Rs 1,364 crore for the January-March quarter, up 38% on-year driven by strong tower additions.

Dayal said that the company will renegotiate its contracts with cash-strapped operators to find a mid-path solution, as close to a third of the company’s colocation portfolio is coming up for renewal this year.

As of March 31 2021, Indus owned and operated 179,225 towers with 322,438 co-locations across India.

“The situation is stretched for our operators. If you once again go back in time, we managed to give certain concessions, which was escalation freeze. However, what we got was extension, which I think was a very good win-win situation for both operators, and us as well,” he said.

“I'm certainly not denying that there won't be any negotiation, but we believe that we do hold cards, and it won't be any one-way street here.”

The top executive also pointed that the satellite communication providers like Elon Musk-led
Spacex<\/a> and Bharti-backed OneWeb<\/a> making headway in India’s broadband space do not pose a threat to the future requirement of towers.

“Ubiquitous commercially comparable alternate to broadband, which, you know, current technologies or terrestrial technologies are providing, I don't see that as a competition. On the contrary, this would be looked at as a complementary technology to what is being done, as well as, connect areas where it is very difficult to connect terrestrially,” Dayal said.
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谱在拍卖买前程似锦印度河塔:MD新德里

最近拍卖的频谱被电信公司收购将有助于解决被压抑的需求更高的互联网使用在大流行,这是个吉兆等基础设施提供者印度河塔总经理Bimal新德里说。

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新德里:光谱收购电信公司在最近的拍卖将有助于解决被压抑需求更高的互联网使用在大流行,这等基础设施提供者是个吉兆印度塔董事总经理Bimal新德里说。

当额外的频谱,这样被压抑的需求显然是解决。这些网络的质量非常好,你将能够做事情从黑暗的地方,你会得到能力,因此,你最终会消费更多,只有开始要求更多数量的站点的螺旋,”新德里说。

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他指的是担忧新的频谱是否会影响capacity-led租赁需求印度河

“我认为运营商的意图非常明确——进入内部,有一个更深层次的覆盖率。到目前为止,我们推出的是产能的50%,我们50%的推出是为了保险,还有一个更大的被禁锢的需求对网站在关键位置,”新德里说,上周五该公司的财报电话会议中。

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印度塔周四公布第四财季净利润1364卢比的1季度同比上涨38%由强大的塔添加。

新德里表示,该公司将重新协商其合同与资金短缺的运营商找到mid-path解决方案,尽可能接近三分之一的公司的主机托管组合今年即将到期。

截至2021年3月31日,印度拥有并经营179225与322438主机代管印度塔。

“情况延伸了我们的运营商。如果你再次回到过去,我们设法给某些让步,这是升级冻结。然而,我们得到了扩展,我认为这是一个很好的双赢为运营商,和美国一样,”他说。

“我当然不否认,不会有任何谈判,但我们相信我们所做的卡片,它不会有任何单行道。”

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卫星通信提供商的高管还指出像伦Musk-ledSpacex公司和Bharti-backedOneWeb在印度取得进展的宽带空间不构成威胁的未来需求。

“无处不在的商业可比交替宽带,你知道,目前的技术或地面技术提供,我不明白,作为一个竞争。相反,这将是看着互补技术正在开展哪些工作,以及连接的地方很难连接证明,”新德里说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The spectrum<\/a> acquired by telecom companies<\/a> in the recent auction will help to address the pent-up demand<\/a> for higher internet usage amid the pandemic, which augurs well for an infrastructure provider like Indus Towers<\/a> Managing Director Bimal Dayal<\/a> said.

When additional spectrum comes in, such pent-up demand is clearly addressed. The quality of these networks become very good, you will be able to do things from the dark spot as well, you will get capacities on time, and hence, you will end up consuming more, which only starts the spiral of more requirement of more number of sites as well,” Dayal said.

He was referring to concerns whether the new spectrum would impact capacity-led tenancy demand for
Indus<\/a>.

“I think the intent of operators is very clear - to go into the interiors and have a deeper coverage as well. So far, 50% of our rollout is for capacity, 50% of our rollout is for coverage, and there is a much bigger pent up demand for sites at critical locations,” Dayal said, during the company’s earnings call on Friday.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
‘Spectrum sale under IBC after clearing government dues’<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Telcos may seek review of reserve price for 700Mhz spectrum<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Indus Towers on Thursday reported a fiscal fourth quarter net profit of Rs 1,364 crore for the January-March quarter, up 38% on-year driven by strong tower additions.

Dayal said that the company will renegotiate its contracts with cash-strapped operators to find a mid-path solution, as close to a third of the company’s colocation portfolio is coming up for renewal this year.

As of March 31 2021, Indus owned and operated 179,225 towers with 322,438 co-locations across India.

“The situation is stretched for our operators. If you once again go back in time, we managed to give certain concessions, which was escalation freeze. However, what we got was extension, which I think was a very good win-win situation for both operators, and us as well,” he said.

“I'm certainly not denying that there won't be any negotiation, but we believe that we do hold cards, and it won't be any one-way street here.”

The top executive also pointed that the satellite communication providers like Elon Musk-led
Spacex<\/a> and Bharti-backed OneWeb<\/a> making headway in India’s broadband space do not pose a threat to the future requirement of towers.

“Ubiquitous commercially comparable alternate to broadband, which, you know, current technologies or terrestrial technologies are providing, I don't see that as a competition. On the contrary, this would be looked at as a complementary technology to what is being done, as well as, connect areas where it is very difficult to connect terrestrially,” Dayal said.
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