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运营的挑战依然存在,关税上涨需要:沃达丰主意
“虽然操作的挑战依然存在,但是不断增长的数字渗透,增加内容消费,尤其是通过视频和社交媒体的使用和提高电子商务,推动强劲需求高速移动宽带连接互联网,”即将离任的主席Himanshu Kapania周日发布的年度报告中说,在他的地址。
孟买:资金短缺沃达丰的想法(垂直注入逻辑)说,增量税率提高至关重要行业健康部门运作在不可持续的低价格和每用户平均收入(ARPU)仍低于历史趋势。
“虽然操作的挑战依然存在,但是不断增长的数字渗透,增加内容消费,尤其是通过视频和社交媒体的使用和提高电子商务,推动强劲需求高速移动宽带连接互联网,”即将离任的主席Himanshu Kapania周日发布的年度报告中说,在他的地址。
他进一步表示,成功完成网络集成运动和实现合并的协同效应,电信进行成本优化锻炼和实现90%的目标4000卢比运营成本在跑步年率FY22依据。
2022年3月31日,维尔拥有2.438亿用户的活跃用户数2.2608亿年和1.181亿年4 g用户。它失去了另一个,4 - 6月当季近400万用户。2022财年净亏损28245.4卢比,38489.5卢比的收入。一年前的净亏损44233.1卢比在41933.1卢比的收入。
印度Aditya Birla集团的合资公司和英国沃达丰集团维尔以及竞争对手的依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel所有无限提高关税预付捆绑计划,入门级组合代金券计划以及邮资已付的计划去年年底。
“关税措施帮助逮捕ARPU下降时,该行业仍然不可持续地作用于低关税,“电信在周日发表的报告中说。
它补充道,印度仍然是全球最低的关税,而无限制的扩散数据束导致了这个国家的最高的数据使用世界上(每用户)。
”该公司因此认为,这个行业将进一步定期提高关税,这是至关重要的对运营商产生合理的动用资本回报和支持未来投资,包括新技术,”维尔在报告中称。
整个印度tele-density截至2022年3月站在83.1%,暗示仍有一定比例的人口还没有开始使用移动服务。
尤其是农村地区拥有如此tele-density仍低57.9%,这仍然是一个重大的机遇,印度电信运营商。
“公司将采取适当措施以进一步增加自己的收入减少的损失/盈利遵循一个明确的战略,“年度报告说。
该公司表示,尽管最高法院允许法定会费支付10年来,政府宣布了一项救援计划对该行业在2021年9月来解决流动性电信业面临的挑战。
把这,”该公司已开始见证改善各种操作kpi包括语音和数据的领先排名表经历它提供给客户。用户数量下降的速度也减少了在某种程度上,”它说。
沃达丰想法第一季度净亏损扩大7295.7卢比;ARPU上升到Rs128
季度收入囊中羞涩的顺序算子增加了1.7%的Rs 10, 410卢比的4 - 6月季度1季度10239卢比。
维尔说,进一步巩固行业三大私人运营商和政府操作员职位幸存的运营商也受益于增长机会的印度的数字化趋势。
“此外,作为其数字第一种方法的一部分,你的公司重新专注于数字化分销渠道销售过程完全自动化创建无缝、高效的渠道合作伙伴的旅程,“电信说。
当公司将继续关注企业移动和固定线路的连接,它也有增量关注新的收入来源和加强命题网络(物联网)和云服务的东西。它将继续加强与客户的合作关系与Vi等一系列产品集成物联网,一个端到端物联网解决方案,管理SIP, Vi云防火墙服务和业务+捆绑流动性提供。
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<\/figure>MUMBAI: Cash-strapped Vodafone Idea<\/a> (VIL<\/a>) said that incremental tariff hikes are crucial to improving industry<\/a> health as the sector operates at unsustainably low prices and average revenue per user (ARPU<\/a>) remains lower than historical trends.
\u201cWhile the operating challenges remain, the increasing digital penetration, increasing content consumption, especially through video and social media usage and increasing e-commerce, is driving strong demand for high-speed mobile broadband connectivity for internet,\u201d outgoing chairman Himanshu Kapania said in his address in the annual report released Sunday.
He further said that post successful completion of network integration exercise<\/a> and realization of merger synergies, the telco had undertaken a cost optimization exercise and realized 90% of the targeted Rs 4000 crore annualized opex savings on a run rate basis in FY22.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cAll these incremental digital initiatives will improve revenue and profitability and subsequently strengthen your Company\u2019s overall competitive position and revenue in the longer run,\u201d he added.
As on March 31, 2022, VIL has 243.8 million subscribers with an active subscriber base of 226.08 million and 118.1 million 4G users. It lost another nearly 4 million users in the April-June quarter. Net loss for fiscal 2022 stood at Rs 28245.4 crore, on revenue of Rs 38489.5 crore. Net loss a year ago was Rs 44233.1 crore on revenue of Rs 41933.1 crore.
A joint venture between India\u2019s Aditya Birla Group and UK\u2019s Vodafone Group, VIL along with competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> hiked tariffs across all unlimited prepaid bundled plans, entry level combo voucher plans as well as post-paid plans late last year.
\u201cWhile the tariff interventions have helped arrest ARPU decline during the year, the industry still operates on unsustainably low tariffs,\u201d the telco said in the report released Sunday.
It added that India continues to have the lowest tariffs globally, while the proliferation of unlimited data bundles have led to the country having one of the highest data usage (per subscriber) in the world.
As on March 31, 2022, VIL has 243.8 million subscribers with an active subscriber base of 226.08 million and 118.1 million 4G users. It lost another nearly 4 million users in the April-June quarter. Net loss for fiscal 2022 stood at Rs 28245.4 crore, on revenue of Rs 38489.5 crore. Net loss a year ago was Rs 44233.1 crore on revenue of Rs 41933.1 crore.
A joint venture between India\u2019s Aditya Birla Group and UK\u2019s Vodafone Group, VIL along with competitors Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> hiked tariffs across all unlimited prepaid bundled plans, entry level combo voucher plans as well as post-paid plans late last year.
\u201cWhile the tariff interventions have helped arrest ARPU decline during the year, the industry still operates on unsustainably low tariffs,\u201d the telco said in the report released Sunday.
It added that India continues to have the lowest tariffs globally, while the proliferation of unlimited data bundles have led to the country having one of the highest data usage (per subscriber) in the world.
<\/div><\/div>Further, the ARPU levels remain lower in comparison to historic trends, despite the fact that the consumer gets much more value in terms of unlimited voice and daily data allowances, compared to five years ago.
\u201cThe company thus believes that the industry will have to further raise tariffs at regular intervals, which is essential for operators to generate reasonable returns on their capital employed and support future investments, including new technologies,\u201d VIL said in the report.
The overall tele-density for India as of March 2022 stood at 83.1 per cent, suggesting there is still a proportion of population which is yet to start using mobility services.
This holds true especially for rural areas where tele-density is still low at 57.9 per cent, which remains a significant opportunity for the Indian telecom operators.
\u201cThe company is taking appropriate steps to grow its revenues further and thus reduce losses\/earn profits by following a well-defined strategy,\u201d the annual report said.
The company said while the Supreme Court allowed past statutory dues to be paid in 10 years, the government announced a relief package for the industry in September 2021 to address liquidity challenges facing the telecom sector.
Post this, \u201cthe company has started to witness improvement in various operating KPIs including leading the league tables of voice and data experiences it offers to the customers. The pace of subscriber base decline has also reduced to some extent,\u201d it noted.
\u201cThe company thus believes that the industry will have to further raise tariffs at regular intervals, which is essential for operators to generate reasonable returns on their capital employed and support future investments, including new technologies,\u201d VIL said in the report.
The overall tele-density for India as of March 2022 stood at 83.1 per cent, suggesting there is still a proportion of population which is yet to start using mobility services.
This holds true especially for rural areas where tele-density is still low at 57.9 per cent, which remains a significant opportunity for the Indian telecom operators.
\u201cThe company is taking appropriate steps to grow its revenues further and thus reduce losses\/earn profits by following a well-defined strategy,\u201d the annual report said.
The company said while the Supreme Court allowed past statutory dues to be paid in 10 years, the government announced a relief package for the industry in September 2021 to address liquidity challenges facing the telecom sector.
Post this, \u201cthe company has started to witness improvement in various operating KPIs including leading the league tables of voice and data experiences it offers to the customers. The pace of subscriber base decline has also reduced to some extent,\u201d it noted.