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jeudi 22 août 2013
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samedi 17 août 2013
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Telecom Companies Seek to Increase Mobile Call Rates By 10p/Minute On 16 August 2013
NEW DELHI: Consumers should brace for a more than 15% rise in cost of making calls over mobile phones as some operators consider increasing rates, albeit gradually, to boost profitability and increase their cash flows.
"All we want is 10 paise (per minute) more from customers," said a top executive at one of India's largest mobile phone operators. "And that too, over a period of time, not at one go. I am sure they (customers) won't mind."
The extra 10 paise is all that most top mobile phone operators would need to boost profitability, and generate enough cash to fund capital expenditure plans which would be the bedrock of their future growth, this person told ET.
The comments echoed the general mood in the industry which has just emerged from a quarter that reflected easing competition and the return of pricing power.
Industry leaders also hope that new merger & acquisition guidelines, expected in a couple of months, could facilitate consolidation. About three to four fewer operators in the market would thus help sustain the pricing stability.
Call rates in India hit rock bottom amid intense competition since late 2008, denting companies' financials.
However, the Supreme Court's decision to cancel over 122 telecom licences early last year came as a blessing for unaffected operators, mainly the bigger ones with licences to offer services across the country, as competition eased.
Players such as Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular and Reliance Communications raised call rates - by an average about 4% in the April-June quarter - which helped grow their revenue per minute (RPM) and average revenue per user (ARPU), said analysts. The companies added that there was room to further raise rates, but didn't say by how much. Despite the increases, call tariffs in India are still among the lowest in the world at about 60-70 paise a minute, which could go up to 70-80 paise if the executive's wish is accepted. "As we go forward, you will see some more hardening in the coming months," Gurdeep Singh, president & chief executive (wireless business) at Reliance Communications, told ET recently.
The industry "needs and can afford" to raise call tariffs by 6-10 paise, brokerage Kotak said in a report. "We also believe that this would happen in a few steps and may not be a sustained gradual increase; it would of course be a calibrated one over the next 1-2 years."
Still, while all operators are convinced about the need for an increase, the quantum is still up for debate. Sigve Brekke, head of Norwegian telecom major Telenor ASA's Asian operations, said a 10-paise "hike is good but only for big operators".
"Our target customers cannot afford such a hike, and we feel there is still a lot of growth left in this country which can be targeted through the classic low-tariff, high-volume model," he said. Uninor, Telenor's India unit, offers services in six of India's 22 service areas.
Analysts say that while Uninor needs to add subscribers aggressively, and hence can't afford to raise rates too much, the bigger players have already attained strong mobile penetration.
The big operators do have a case, they add.
An analyst at a Mumbai-based foreign brokerage said each 1 paisa increase in call rates translates into a 6.5-10% growth in net profit, depending on the size of the operator. "The smaller the operator, bigger the benefit." He added that Bharti Airtel would be towards the lower end of the range as its consolidated net profit includes its stressed Africa operations, while Idea and Reliance Communications would benefit more.
"All we want is 10 paise (per minute) more from customers," said a top executive at one of India's largest mobile phone operators. "And that too, over a period of time, not at one go. I am sure they (customers) won't mind."
The extra 10 paise is all that most top mobile phone operators would need to boost profitability, and generate enough cash to fund capital expenditure plans which would be the bedrock of their future growth, this person told ET.
The comments echoed the general mood in the industry which has just emerged from a quarter that reflected easing competition and the return of pricing power.
Industry leaders also hope that new merger & acquisition guidelines, expected in a couple of months, could facilitate consolidation. About three to four fewer operators in the market would thus help sustain the pricing stability.
Call rates in India hit rock bottom amid intense competition since late 2008, denting companies' financials.
However, the Supreme Court's decision to cancel over 122 telecom licences early last year came as a blessing for unaffected operators, mainly the bigger ones with licences to offer services across the country, as competition eased.
Players such as Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular and Reliance Communications raised call rates - by an average about 4% in the April-June quarter - which helped grow their revenue per minute (RPM) and average revenue per user (ARPU), said analysts. The companies added that there was room to further raise rates, but didn't say by how much. Despite the increases, call tariffs in India are still among the lowest in the world at about 60-70 paise a minute, which could go up to 70-80 paise if the executive's wish is accepted. "As we go forward, you will see some more hardening in the coming months," Gurdeep Singh, president & chief executive (wireless business) at Reliance Communications, told ET recently.
The industry "needs and can afford" to raise call tariffs by 6-10 paise, brokerage Kotak said in a report. "We also believe that this would happen in a few steps and may not be a sustained gradual increase; it would of course be a calibrated one over the next 1-2 years."
Still, while all operators are convinced about the need for an increase, the quantum is still up for debate. Sigve Brekke, head of Norwegian telecom major Telenor ASA's Asian operations, said a 10-paise "hike is good but only for big operators".
"Our target customers cannot afford such a hike, and we feel there is still a lot of growth left in this country which can be targeted through the classic low-tariff, high-volume model," he said. Uninor, Telenor's India unit, offers services in six of India's 22 service areas.
Analysts say that while Uninor needs to add subscribers aggressively, and hence can't afford to raise rates too much, the bigger players have already attained strong mobile penetration.
The big operators do have a case, they add.
An analyst at a Mumbai-based foreign brokerage said each 1 paisa increase in call rates translates into a 6.5-10% growth in net profit, depending on the size of the operator. "The smaller the operator, bigger the benefit." He added that Bharti Airtel would be towards the lower end of the range as its consolidated net profit includes its stressed Africa operations, while Idea and Reliance Communications would benefit more.
dimanche 7 juillet 2013
Airtel Offers FreeZone For Google Services June 2013
Airtel Offers FreeZone For Google Services (GoogleSearch+Gmail+Google Plus)
Recently Idea offers free facebook to their users , in the same way Airtel ties up with Google ,so that Airtel users can use Google Services on their phones for free . This Google services include Google Search , Gmail , Google Plus . Airtel offers 1 GB of free Data every month to the FreeZone .
Features of Airtel FreeZone For Google Services
* Airtel Subscibers can use major services of Google like Google Search , Gmail , Google Plus.
* Airtel provide every months 1GB of Data for Airtel's FreeZone.
* Airtel FreeZone can be used on Featured Phones and Smart Phone only as per as Airtel's T&C.
* Airtel FreeZone can be used on Featured Phones and Smart Phone's Default Browser and OperaMini
Browser.
Note : Google Search First Page is free only , and any third party links will be chargable so be carefull while using.
How To use Airtel FreeZone's Google Services on their Phones Airtel's FreeZone can be accessed by navigating airtel.in/freezone from your phone's Default Browser and on OperaMini Browser too.
Note : Any third party link will be chargable so be carefull while using .
mardi 16 avril 2013
Airtel Stopped 3G in 7 Circles in India
Airtel will not add more new 3G Customers in this 7 Circles in INDIA, only the old 3G users can now Enjoy 3G facility on their SIM.
Airtel have stopped 3G and its now 2G Signals in this 7 Circles.
In this 7 Circles Airtel was not having licence to provide 3G facility so thats why Government have filed a case against this matter.
So now the next hearing about this Airtel 3G matter will be on 9th May 2013.
So till now Airtel have stopped adding new customers with their 3G facility and airtel have also stopped 3G menu option from the SIM and the 3G Recharges are also stopped in these 7 Circles.
These 7 Circles includes Kerala, Uttar Pradesh East, Maharashtra, Gujrat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Kolkata.
So this is very Sad news for Airtel 3G users in these 7 Circles.
If you send SMS to 121 as 3G you will get an reply that "Sorry, this service is unavailable. If already a 3G user, please visit the nearest airtel retailer/Outlet."
Airtel have stopped 3G and its now 2G Signals in this 7 Circles.
In this 7 Circles Airtel was not having licence to provide 3G facility so thats why Government have filed a case against this matter.
So now the next hearing about this Airtel 3G matter will be on 9th May 2013.
So till now Airtel have stopped adding new customers with their 3G facility and airtel have also stopped 3G menu option from the SIM and the 3G Recharges are also stopped in these 7 Circles.
These 7 Circles includes Kerala, Uttar Pradesh East, Maharashtra, Gujrat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, and Kolkata.
So this is very Sad news for Airtel 3G users in these 7 Circles.
If you send SMS to 121 as 3G you will get an reply that "Sorry, this service is unavailable. If already a 3G user, please visit the nearest airtel retailer/Outlet."
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