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Bharti Airtel reported yet another strong operating performance with beat on KPIs such as ARPU, subscriber addition and margins. Consolidated topline came in at Rs 25785 crore, up 7.7% QoQ, driven by Indian wireless revenues, which were up 7.4% QoQ at Rs 13832 crore, led by healthy net sub addition of ~13.9 million (mn) and ARPU growth of 3.4% QoQ at Rs 162. It also witnessed strong 4G net adds of ~14.4 mn during the quarter, with 4G data sub base at 152.7 mn. Africa revenues were up 11.1% QoQ at Rs 7166 crore. Consolidated EBITDA came in at Rs 11,642 crore, up 11.9% QoQ with margin of 45.2% (up 167 bps QoQ). Overall Indian margin was up 156 bps QoQ at 45.8% with Indian wireless margins at 42.6%, up 200 bps QoQ, largely a function of operating leverage.
Won' t stay lar as he just spook the market. DOW Future drop 400pt
des_khor ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 15:48) Posted:
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Singtel is said to be looking to sell its telecommunications towers in Australia which are worth over A$2 billion (S$1.73 billion) in total.
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danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 11:03) Posted:
Telkomsel ' s $954m tower sale will boost Singtel dividends: DBS
danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 10:50) Posted:
Optus devours MVNO partner Amaysim for $176M
Australia ' s Optus, wholly owned by Singapore ' s Singtel, announced an A$250 million (US$176 million) all-cash deal to snare listed MVNO customer Amaysim.
The deal, assuming it gets shareholder approval, would see the MVNO de-list next June.
Behind Australia' s big-three mobile network operators &ndash Telstra, TPG Telecom and Optus &ndash Amaysim is the next-largest mobile services provider in the country with nearly 1.2 million subscribers
Gomo the MVNO disruptor
The new Gomo app is designed to target markets in which MVNOs tend to play. A digital-only offering, it allows customers to sign up and manage their accounts.
Singtel has apparently already had some success with the Gomo app in Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.
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Bharti Airtel shares jump 9% on strong Q2 earnings
- A boom in remote work propelled a 58% year-on-year jump in data consumption at Bharti Airtel in the September quarter, helping India ' s second-largest telco post record consolidated revenues, which offset the telco&rsquo s net loss during the quarter
Now all call Singtel ....no more sicktel LOL
HOOT !
danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 11:03) Posted:
Telkomsel ' s $954m tower sale will boost Singtel dividends: DBS
danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 10:50) Posted:
Optus devours MVNO partner Amaysim for $176M
Australia ' s Optus, wholly owned by Singapore ' s Singtel, announced an A$250 million (US$176 million) all-cash deal to snare listed MVNO customer Amaysim.
The deal, assuming it gets shareholder approval, would see the MVNO de-list next June.
Behind Australia' s big-three mobile network operators &ndash Telstra, TPG Telecom and Optus &ndash Amaysim is the next-largest mobile services provider in the country with nearly 1.2 million subscribers
Gomo the MVNO disruptor
The new Gomo app is designed to target markets in which MVNOs tend to play. A digital-only offering, it allows customers to sign up and manage their accounts.
Singtel has apparently already had some success with the Gomo app in Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.
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LAI LIAO !! $3 TARGET !!Starship ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 11:08) Posted:
danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 10:50) Posted:
Optus devours MVNO partner Amaysim for $176M
Australia ' s Optus, wholly owned by Singapore ' s Singtel, announced an A$250 million (US$176 million) all-cash deal to snare listed MVNO customer Amaysim.
The deal, assuming it gets shareholder approval, would see the MVNO de-list next June.
Behind Australia' s big-three mobile network operators &ndash Telstra, TPG Telecom and Optus &ndash Amaysim is the next-largest mobile services provider in the country with nearly 1.2 million subscribers
Gomo the MVNO disruptor
The new Gomo app is designed to target markets in which MVNOs tend to play. A digital-only offering, it allows customers to sign up and manage their accounts.
Singtel has apparently already had some success with the Gomo app in Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.
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nov 12 singtel 2h
danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 10:50) Posted:
Optus devours MVNO partner Amaysim for $176M
Australia ' s Optus, wholly owned by Singapore ' s Singtel, announced an A$250 million (US$176 million) all-cash deal to snare listed MVNO customer Amaysim.
The deal, assuming it gets shareholder approval, would see the MVNO de-list next June.
Behind Australia' s big-three mobile network operators &ndash Telstra, TPG Telecom and Optus &ndash Amaysim is the next-largest mobile services provider in the country with nearly 1.2 million subscribers
Gomo the MVNO disruptor
The new Gomo app is designed to target markets in which MVNOs tend to play. A digital-only offering, it allows customers to sign up and manage their accounts.
Singtel has apparently already had some success with the Gomo app in Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.
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Telkomsel ' s $954m tower sale will boost Singtel dividends: DBS
danger ( Date: 04-Nov-2020 10:50) Posted:
Optus devours MVNO partner Amaysim for $176M
Australia ' s Optus, wholly owned by Singapore ' s Singtel, announced an A$250 million (US$176 million) all-cash deal to snare listed MVNO customer Amaysim.
The deal, assuming it gets shareholder approval, would see the MVNO de-list next June.
Behind Australia' s big-three mobile network operators &ndash Telstra, TPG Telecom and Optus &ndash Amaysim is the next-largest mobile services provider in the country with nearly 1.2 million subscribers
Gomo the MVNO disruptor
The new Gomo app is designed to target markets in which MVNOs tend to play. A digital-only offering, it allows customers to sign up and manage their accounts.
Singtel has apparently already had some success with the Gomo app in Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.
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Optus devours MVNO partner Amaysim for $176M
Australia ' s Optus, wholly owned by Singapore ' s Singtel, announced an A$250 million (US$176 million) all-cash deal to snare listed MVNO customer Amaysim.
The deal, assuming it gets shareholder approval, would see the MVNO de-list next June.
Behind Australia' s big-three mobile network operators &ndash Telstra, TPG Telecom and Optus &ndash Amaysim is the next-largest mobile services provider in the country with nearly 1.2 million subscribers
Gomo the MVNO disruptor
The new Gomo app is designed to target markets in which MVNOs tend to play. A digital-only offering, it allows customers to sign up and manage their accounts.
Singtel has apparently already had some success with the Gomo app in Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand.
LOAD UP !
NEXT DIVIDEND IN DECEMBER !!
LAI LIAO !!!
THE BULL HAS AWAKENED !!!
THIS GEM GOING TO RIDE TO $3 THIS TIME !!!??
Today volume n rise is good and healthy
I added some too . Digital licence ( soon ) and 5G going to be catalyst ...( yes some $$ investment needed by Stel but they can afford)
I see more upside w a Biden win .
Good luck
halleluyah ( Date: 03-Nov-2020 13:49) Posted:
yesterday 2.00 pre closing i dare not ave liao cos tis sti damn sick wan...i just treat as my retirement holdings.....i still got 5 lots 3.0x
danger ( Date: 03-Nov-2020 20:22) Posted:
| like that you cui... $2.50 you breakeven |
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