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Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

The spectrum trading deal announced by Airtel and Reliance Jio is an indication that the telecom sector is set for stable growth based on mature decision-making. Over the past two decades, the telecom sector has been embroiled in messy litigations due to the short-term thinking of the stakeholders. Since 2001, the industry has been divided into two camps. One camp led by Sunil Mittal-backed…

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Telcos’ revenue likey to go up by 13% this year: Analysts

Telcos’ revenue likey to go up by 13% this year: Analysts

Ayushi Kar 2022 will likely be the year for greater average revenue per user (ARPUs) as tariffs and 4G penetration continue to rise, according to analysts. With 5G auctions expected this year, analysts also expect the 5G transformation to commence along with a possible initial public offering for Reliance Jio. The battle for telecom services beyond 4G will likely be restricted to the top two…

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DoT to issue demand notes to telcos on upfront payment for spectrum

DoT to issue demand notes to telcos on upfront payment for spectrum

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will issue demand notes to telcos next week on an upfront payment for spectrum acquired in the just-concluded auctions, sources said. The demand note follows auctions raking-in winning bids of over ₹77,800 crore, for 855.6 MHz of spectrum. Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio spent the most in the auction, picking up 488.35 MHz spectrum in bands such…

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Telecom stocks in focus; Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea gain upto 7%

Telecom stocks in focus; Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea gain upto 7%

Shares of telecom service providers gained up to 7 per cent on the BSE in Monday’s intra-day trade after RJio launched the much awaited JioPhone Next. Jio Platforms (“Jio”), a majority-owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries (RIL). JioPhone Next will be made available from November 4. The device is priced at Rs 6,499. However, the company is offering customers EMI options starting at Rs 300 per…

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Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

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Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

The spectrum trading deal announced by Airtel and Reliance Jio is an indication that the telecom sector is set for stable growth based on mature decision-making. Over the past two decades, the telecom sector has been embroiled in messy litigations due to the stakeholders’ short-term thinking. Since 2001, the industry has been divided into two camps – one camp led by Sunil Mittal-backed Airtel and…

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Analysts see limited impact of JioPhone 2021 on Bharti Airtel, Voda Idea

Analysts see limited impact of JioPhone 2021 on Bharti Airtel, Voda Idea

Reliance Jio’s new bundled offer – JioPhone 2021 – giving customers a handset, up to two years of unlimited voice calls, and 2 GB data per month for one-time payment of Rs 1,999 may not be enough to scare completion, feel analysts. A one-year plan from RJio with similar benefits is available for Rs 1,499. For existing users, the plan is priced at Rs749 with one year validity, with similar voice…

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Analysts see limited impact of JioPhone 2021 on Bharti Airtel, Voda Idea

Analysts see limited impact of JioPhone 2021 on Bharti Airtel, Voda Idea

Analysts believe that Reliance Jio’s new bundled offer – JioPhone 2021 – is not enough to offer customers unlimited voice calls for up to two years, and 2GB of data for Rs 1,999 once per month. RJio’s one-year plan with similar benefits is available for Rs 1,499. For existing users, the plan is priced at Rs 749 with a validity of one year, with the same voice and data allowance. Jio’s aggressive…

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किसान आंदोलन में टेलीकॉम वार: जियो का आरोप- आंदोलन की आड़ में ग्राहकों को भड़का रहीं वोडा-आइडिया और एयरटेल

किसान आंदोलन में टेलीकॉम वार: जियो का आरोप- आंदोलन की आड़ में ग्राहकों को भड़का रहीं वोडा-आइडिया और एयरटेल

Hindi News Business Reliance Jio Complains To TRAI Against Voda Idea And Airtel; Said Taking Advantage Of The Movement, Customers Are Being Incited Against Jio Ads से है परेशान? बिना Ads खबरों के लिए इनस्टॉल करें दैनिक भास्कर ऐप नई दिल्ली2 मिनट पहले कॉपी लिंक RJio ने अपनी शिकायत में कहा कि किसान आंदोलन से उपजे आक्रोश का फायदा फायदा उठाने के लिए एयरटेल और Vi झूठे प्रचार का सहारा ले रही…

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Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd's (RJio) recently-announced post-paid plans indicate the telco's continued steps towards improving the industry-level average revenue per user (ARPU), according to India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra). The tariff differentiations between telcos -- RJio, Bharti Airtel Ltd (BAL) and Vodafone Idea Ltd (VIL) -- have also been gradually thinning away over the past nine to 12 months, indicating lowering competition intensity. RJio's plans do not threaten the post-paid customer base of BAL and VIL due to sticky nature of customers and similar content offerings. Structurally, Ind-Ra said that green shoots are visible in the sector due to alleviation of regulatory risks and moderation in competitive intensity in FY21 compared to the past two to three years. The tariff of RJio's post-paid plans are almost double of its existing plans. Post-paid plans are typically priced at 12 to 20 per cent premium over pre-paid plans for the same validity period. So any increase in the proportion of post-paid subscriber base in the overall base of telcos will be ARPU accretive. Although the shift from post-paid plans to pre-paid plans may not lead to an immediate spike to the ARPU in the near term, since post-paid subscribers represent only around five per cent of total subscriber base, the move indicates that structurally ARPU has started improving as also evident over the past nine months. Ind-Ra said the difference among the tariffs offered by three telcos is also reducing gradually for both pre-paid and post-paid plans. RJio had reduced the discounts offered in its pre-paid tariffs from the tariffs offered by BAL and VIL to 25 per cent in December 2019 from 33 per cent two years back. The tariff differential between the pre-paid plans of RJio from the pre-paid plans offered by BAL and VIL is now 25 per cent for the 84 days and 28 days validity plans while the plans for 56 days validity have become exactly comparable. The tariffs of RJio's post-paid plans are at about 20 per cent discount to similar plans of BAL and VIL. However, it may not lead to any customer churn for BAL or VIL as post-paid customers are generally sticky in nature. Besides, BAL and VIL already have similar plans or they can tweak their existing plans to match RJio's content offering (for example free subscription of over-the-top platforms). At the industry level, the mix of post-paid and pre-paid plans may not change, given the premium pricing required to be paid for these plans compared to price-sensitive voice-only customers, said Ind-Ra. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

Why Airtel-RJio deal augurs well for the telecom sector

The spectrum trading deal announced by Airtel and Reliance Jio is an indication that the telecom sector is set for stable growth based on mature decision-making. Over the past two decades, the telecom sector has been embroiled in messy litigations due to the stakeholders’ short-term thinking. Since 2001, the industry has been divided into two camps – one camp led by Sunil Mittal-backed Airtel and…

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BSNL Prepaid Users to get 5GB free Data on Recharge | BSNL दे रहा है 5GB डेटा बिल्कुल फ्री, बस करना होगा इतने रुपये का रीचार्ज

BSNL Prepaid Users to get 5GB free Data on Recharge | BSNL दे रहा है 5GB डेटा बिल्कुल फ्री, बस करना होगा इतने रुपये का रीचार्ज

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एयरटेल (Airtel) और जियो (RJio) के फ्री डेटा (Free Data) की चुनौतियों के बाद अब भारत संचार निगम लिमिटेड (BSNL) ने अपने प्री-पेड (Pre-Paid) ग्राहकों के लिए फ्री में 5GB डेटा देने का ऐलान किया है. BSNL का यह फ्री डेटा कॉम्पलिमेंट्री डेटा है. इसके लिए कंपनी किसी तरह का कोई चार्ज नहीं लेगी.

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Offloading of Jio Platform’s Stake to Facebook: Reliance’s another Venture to outrage the enforcement of the Competition Law 

This article is written by Sahil Kumar Purvey, from HNLU, Raipur.

Introduction

On 21st April 2019, Reliance Industries Limited (“RIL”) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Jio Platform Limited (“JPL”) will offload its 9.99% equity share to technology giant Facebook Inc. in consideration of ₹ 43,574 Crores. Facebook’s investment in the JPL became the world’s largest investment by a technology company for a minority stake and the largest FDI in the Indian technology sector. JPL is the parent company of telecom behemoth Reliance Jio Infocomm (“RJio”), JioMart, and various digital platforms in different sectors like JioSaavn, JioCinema, JioCoin, and JioUniversity. Along with the Jio-Facebook deal, a concurrent commercial pact was signed between JPL, RIL’s retail unit i.e. Reliance Retail, and Facebook’s wholly-owned subsidiary WhatsApp to cross-leverage e-commerce platforms. RJio with more than 388 million subscribers expands its user base through the Jio-Facebook deal which brings 328 million Facebook and 400 million of WhatsApp monthly users in India to RJio. RIL through this deal gains a larger user base and control over data, which enables them to monopolize mammoth markets like telecom and e-commerce sectors, and also raises the concern of data privacy. This article would analyze how RJio irrespective of being a new entrant in the sector has changed the dynamics of competitiveness in the telecom sector since its arrival and made the Competition Commission of India (“CCI”) feeble to enforce the competition law in the sector and also analyze how JioMart, a new entrant in the e-commerce sector, might outrage the competitiveness in the sector on the same pattern as Rjio has done to the telecom sector. While dealing with competitiveness in these two sectors, the article would also deal with the issue of data privacy.

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Telecom Sector

In the preceding decade, the Indian telecom sector has emerged at a swift pace and has become the world’s second-largest telecom sector with a subscriber base of 1.195 billion in September 2019. In 2018, the telecom sector had contributed 6.5% to Indian GDP in comparison to 4.6% of GDP globally and after the introduction of 5G in the domestic market, it is expected that the total GDP contribution will rise to 8.2% by the end of 2020. Such a progressing sector raises the priority regarding the competitiveness within the sector which has been maintained since the enactment of competition Act, 2002. However, over the past few years, the arrival of Reliance Jio within the telecom sector has made the competition steeper. 

On its entry into the market, Reliance Jio had offered ‘Jio Welcome Offer’, under which new subscribers got unlimited data, voice calls, and a full bouquet of applications without any consideration within the time-frame commencing on 5 September 2016 until 31 December 2016. Another offer called the ‘Happy New Year’ offer was launched, which extended the free of the cost benefit of unlimited data and voice calls till 31 March 2017. After that, they started providing data and unlimited voice calls at a comparatively cheaper price than other market players. 

Bharti Airtel filed a complaint under section 19(1) of the Competition Act, 2002 (“The Act”) to the CCI,  alleging that the Reliance Jio through ‘Jio Welcome Offer’ & ‘Happy New Year’ as mentioned above, has engaged in predatory pricing & thus violated section 4(2)(a)(ii) of the Act. Section 4 of the Act controls abuse of dominant position by an enterprise, which suggests the pre-condition for violation of this section is that enterprise should be in a dominant position within that relevant market. In this case, the CCI determined the ‘relevant market’ to be the marketplace for ‘provision of wireless telecommunication services to end-users in each of the 22 circles in India’. 

The CCI had delivered its decision in the case of Bharti Airtel Limited vs. Reliance Jio Limited on 9 June 2017, and held that Reliance Jio wasn’t in a dominant position within the relevant market as CCI found that Reliance Jio had less than 7% of market share in each of the 22 telecom circles in India, which was much less than other key market players with similar financial and technical capabilities. This shows that consumers had sufficient choices and not dependent only on service provided by Reliance Jio. Without being in a dominant position in the relevant market, the question of abusing the dominant position through predatory pricing in that relevant market does not arise.

By November 2019, RJio became the biggest Indian telecom operator, both in terms of subscribers and market shares. Under Section 19 (4) of the Act the market share of the enterprise is one factor to be taken to determine its dominance but merely having the highest market share can’t make the enterprise dominant. That’s why RJio can’t be considered dominant even presently as other market players substantially hold the market share and give sufficient options to customers. RJio has also hiked its service charges and pricing it in an exceedingly competitive manner. 

Section 27 of the Act penalized the abuse of its position by the dominant player, but even without being in a dominant position RJio’s act of deep discounting hampered the competitiveness in the telecom sector and made other market players scale back their service charges to compete with it. The Vodafone-Idea merger is another upshot of it, which ultimately made three entities i.e. Vodafone-Idea, RJio & Bharti Airtel to hold an almost entire share in the private telecom sector and caused more than 75,000 job losses. RJio put the telecom industry in financial crisis and the aggregate debt of industry has been raised from ₹ 2.70 lakh crore in 2014-15 to ₹ 7.64 lakh crore in 2018-19. 

On the one hand, RJio has been escaping the legal penalty because of not being a dominant entity, and on the other hand, the Supreme Court of India in the case of CCI vs. Bharti Airtel Limited restricted the absolute power of CCI and held that the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (“TRAI”) being the regulator of the telecom sector has jurisdiction on all the matters related to the telecom sector and once proceedings under the TRAI Act, 1997 is disposed of, only then CCI could exercise jurisdiction in the matter. In this case, the court tried to harmonize the regulatory powers of both the TRAI & the CCI. Section 21 mentions that the Act takes into consideration the role of other statutory authorities, whereas Section 60 states that provisions of the Act shall have the overriding effect, notwithstanding any inconsistency with other statutes. The Apex Court interpreted Section 21 & 60 of the Act harmoniously and held that, TRAI has the initial jurisdiction and once proceedings under it are disposed of, only then CCI would have jurisdiction under section 26 of the Act to commence an investigation. However, the judgment has been appreciated, because it made the scenario clear, but somewhere it made a blow on the absolute power of CCI to commence an investigation in a prima facie case to maintain the competitiveness in the sector. 

Jio-Facebook deal is another brick in the wall to monopolize the telecom sector. RJio could convert customers of other networks to its own with the access of big data available with Facebook and WhatsApp. The deal also strengthens RJio’s balance sheet and reduces its dependence on initial public offers for future cash infusions for buying the 5G airwaves as 5G is expected to arrive in India by the end of 2020. TRAI has recommended a reserve price of Rs 492 crore per MHz, and every telecom operator needs to pay around Rs 50,000 crore for 100 MHz pan-India spectrum that is the minimum spectrum required to deliver 5G services as per International Telecommunication Union. RJio being more financially capable would have the first-mover advantage over its rivals during the auction of 5G spectrums as other key players already stated their financial incapability to buy 5G spectrum in the auction. 

E-Commerce Sector

In December 2019, JPL in a joint venture with Reliance Retail launched JioMart and entered into the e-commerce retail marketplace. E-Commerce is also known as electronic commerce or internet commerce provides a platform where goods or services are sold and bought with the use of internet and electronic devices. Some e-commerce entities act both as a marketplace (Marketplace model of e-commerce) and a competitor on that platform (Inventory based model of e-commerce).  JioMart is a Marketplace model of e-commerce that connects local stores with customers. JioMart has been offering free home delivery, No minimum order value, Discount of ₹ 3,000 on pre-registration, No question asked return policy and binary option to buy online or offline since its inauguration to lure customers. 

The Jio-Facebook deal deepens JPLs pocket and enables it to facilitate such offers and involves predatory pricing to sweep out other competitors from the market as we witnessed in RJio case, that an enterprise could outrage the competitiveness in the sector even before being in the dominant position. JioMart has started functioning through WhatsApp and the deal seems to strengthen the plan of expanding JioMart nationwide as apprehended from the concurrent commercial pact to cross-leverage e-commerce platforms i.e. JioMart and WhatsApp. The deal also expands the network effect of JPL and avail it unlimited data sources which make them exceptional players to utilize the market opportunities and draft e-Commerce Policy 2019 also recognized the same and recommended that network effect of fusion must be looked into mergers and acquisition cases. JioMart being the marketplace model of e-commerce also got benefit from new changes in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy in e-commerce, in comparison to other entities as the policy allows FDI only to Marketplace model of e-commerce.

On 8th January 2020, the CCI submitted a report on the market study of e-commerce and identified various competitive issues such as Platform Neutrality, Platform to Business Unfair Contract Terms, Platform Price Parity Clause, Exclusive Agreements, and Deep Discounting, which are pertinent to this deal. RIL plans to sell groceries through the local stores on e-commerce platforms under its private labels such as Good Life, Best Farms, Kaffe, Enzo, and Expelz, which would compromise platform neutrality due to preferential treatment to retailers selling RIL’s goods. To sustain customers JioMart could indulge in deep discounting, which would make retailers sign exclusive and unfair agreements with it. The deal also enables JioMart exclusive access to unparalleled transaction data to control search rankings and user reviews which make them determine market ramifications, for instance sales, prices, and client traffic as opposed to the competitive excellence of the items. 

Data Privacy  

The Jio-Facebook deal raises the concern regarding data privacy of RJio Customers as Facebook earlier had harvested customer’s data targeted advertising, specifically political advertising which we witnessed in the case of the pro-Brexit Leave EU campaign and Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Multiple scandals tarnished the image of Facebook, and in 2018 Facebook announced to constitute a 20 member independent oversight body to review the content to be allowed on Facebook but the oversight body is yet to be functioning. 

The Supreme Court of India in the “Aadhaar Case” held the ‘right to privacy’ as a fundamental right implied in Article 21 of the Indian constitution. However, privacy rights are not absolute and an individual’s privacy could be countermanded by competing for state and individual’s interests under the guidance of certain tests determined on a case to case basis which should be just, fair and reasonable. What standard of the test would be followed by the oversight body is unanswered as of now. Notwithstanding the Aadhaar Judgment, the draft e-Commerce Policy considers data as public goods. Similarly, the UNCTAD’s Digital Economy Report 2019 noted the monetization of large-scale digital data is of utmost importance for developing countries. This conflicting approach would enable JioMart to engage in ‘data masking’, i.e., denying to share customer’s data available to it on the pretext of privacy but using that data to launch their products on e-commerce platforms. 

Conclusion and Suggestions

Indian market already observed that an entity not being dominant but has substantial market power can scandalize the competitiveness in the sector by its unilateral action and the same need to be penalized under Indian Competition law as competition laws of various countries like Australia and Canada have adopted this view. CCI should also initiate a full-fledged study on the telecom sector to decide the road ahead to maintain competitiveness in the sector as it has done on e-commerce. Although, CCI had planned to conduct a study about the various competition aspects in the Indian telecom sector which was scheduled to start in November 2019, but has not been started yet. After the Jio-Facebook deal, JPL has further offloaded its 2.32% of equity share to Vista Equity Partners in consideration of ₹ 11,367 crores and may offload the other 8% of equity share to US private equity firm Silver Lake. As the Jio-Facebook deal is subject to get approval from CCI, CCI should monitor all the cash inflows in JPL synchronously. CCIs difficulties to enforce competition law have escalated as proximity increased between market power and control over data and it necessitates that the definition of ‘price’ under Section 2(o) should be interpreted broadly to include non-monetary considerations as data in the present deal. Similarly, ‘network effects’ and ‘control over data’ should be regarded as ‘resources of an entity’ to determine its dominance under Section 19(4)(b) of the Act.

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Uptick in ARPU helps Bharti Airtel trump Reliance Jio in Q3 numbers

The Bharti Airtel stock was up 9 per cent and hit a fresh all-time high after the company reported a better than expected performance in the March quarter, led by India's wireless segment. The price hikes that came into effect in December resulted in a 14 per cent jump in average revenues per user (ARPU) on a sequential basis. The metric at Rs 154 is the highest in 12 quarters. This helped the company report a 10 per cent uptick in India business and an 8 per cent increase at the consolidated level. India accounts for three-fourths of Bharti’s consolidated revenues.

With wireless subscribers almost at the same level as in Q3FY20, revenue growth for the India mobile business on a sequential basis was driven entirely by the increase in ARPUs. Most brokerages had expected a 7-10 per cent sequential growth in ARPUs. Bharti’s wireless segment operational performance was better than Reliance Jio according to analysts at IIFL.

“Adjusted for the interconnect usage charge (IUC), we estimate that Bharti’s service revenue growth was upwards of 16 per cent as compared to the estimates for Jio’s service revenue growth of 4.7 per cent.” The outperformance came in despite the fall in IUC revenues, as Jio charges on off-net calls after given talk time while 4G data plans of Bharti offers unlimited voice calls. Reliance Jio (RJio) had reported a 1.7 per cent quarter-on-quarter increase in ARPUs in the March quarter to Rs 130.6. While analysts had expected Bharti to post better ARPU growth than RJio given that Bharti has a lower proportion of subscribers on longer duration plans, the extent of ARPU increase came as a surprise, says IIFL Securities.

While India mobile subscriber base growth was somewhat flat at 283 million, there has been a robust 10 per cent growth in 4G subscriber base to 148 million. Share of 4G customers has crossed the halfway mark for the first time. Given the price hikes, this growth comes at a higher tariff bracket. Data traffic, too, has seen a decent growth of 16 per cent sequentially as compared to 6 per cent growth for RJio.

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Airtel-RJio deal a win-win for both: Analysts

Airtel-RJio deal a win-win for both: Analysts

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اخبار سایت اخبار خرده فروشی اخبار خودرو اخبار سلامت اخبار انرژی اخبار IT اخبار املاک و مستغلات ارزش ویژه برند اخبار فناوری اخبار CFO اخبار امنیت IT اخبار BFSI اخبار دولت میزان بارگیری صنعت با 24٪ ماه به ماه به 4.1 میلیون در ماه اکتبر در 19 اکتبر کاهش یافته است و این نشان می دهد که مشتریان تمایل بیشتری برای جابجایی به رقابت نخواهند داشت ، اکنون که تمام تعرفه ها تقریباً در همان سطح هستند . پ | بمبئی: باربری مشترکان در ماه اکتبر کاهش یافته است و این نشان می دهد که اکنون مشتریان که تمایل بیشتری برای جابجایی به رقابت ندارند ، اکنون که تمام تعرفه ها تقریباً در همان سطح هستند ، نشان می دهند. "این اوراق بهادار ICICI گفت:" صنعت حمل و نقل 24٪ ماهانه در ماه به 4.1 میلیون در ماه اکتبر در مقایسه با 5.4 میلیون در ماه گذشته کاهش می دهد. قابلیت حمل شماره موبایل (MNP) نرخ چریدن را به 0.3٪ کاهش می دهد. " داده های تنظیم کننده بخش ارتباط از راه دور برای اکتبر سال 2019 ، نشان می دهد که Bharti Airtel و Vodafone Idea (VIL) افت مشتری خود را متوقف کردند و در ماه اکتبر 0.1 میلیون و 0.2 میلیون اضافه کردند ، در حالی که صعود برای اولین بار برای VIL از زمان ادغام ، برای Airtel افزایش یافت. از ژانویه سال 2019. از طرف دیگر Rival Reliance Jio در همین مدت 9.1 میلیون مشتری اضافه کرد. اما این کمتر از حد انتظار بود. "علاوه بر این ، مشترکان RJIO به 9.1 میلیون (از 7 میلیون نفر در سپتامبر) افزایش یافت که ناشی از پیشنهادات پرسود خود از Jiophone با قیمت های پرتاب بود. اما این افزوده پایین تر از انتظار ما بود ، که ما آن را به کاهش مصرف کلی نسبت می دهیم. به ویژه در بازارهای روستایی ، "ادلویس در گزارش خود گفت. این سه بازیکن خصوصی ممکن است اکنون به دلیل افزایش تعرفه های اخیر که در آن سه بازیکن تقریباً برابر یکدیگر هستند ، مشکل بیشتری پیدا کنند. با این حال ، براساس منبع شماره VIL در ماه نوامبر نشان می دهد که پایگاه مصرفی آن با حدود 36.3 میلیون کاهش یافته و به 336.3 میلیون رسیده است. این با این حال داده های تنظیم کننده بخش نیست. شماره شرکت با شماره های تنظیم کننده تفاوت دارد زیرا گزارش قبلی فقط مشترکان فعال است. براساس گزارش ها ، این شرکت مدت زمان ضبط مشترک فعال را از 120 روز به 90 روز کاهش داده است ، به همین دلیل این اختلاف است. اگر در همین دوره بود ، کاهش تعداد در پایان ماه دسامبر بازتاب پیدا می کرد. در Facebook ، Linkedin با ما دنبال کنید و با ما در ارتباط باشید p / / / روندهای داغ ›TRAI / Vodafone News / اعتماد Jio News برنامه های شارژ محبوب موبایل ›اتکا به برنامه های JIO / Airtel / BSNL / Vodafone در دهلی / برنامه های MTNL در دهلی انتخاب های ویرایشگر ›Mozilla ، GitHub، Cloudfare خواستار افزایش شفافیت در قوانین واسطه هستند / Jio به دنبال Airtel است. سکوت سرویس تماس VoWiFi را در حلقه های منتخب راه اندازی می کند / بخش ارتباط از راه دور خواستار منطقی سازی مالیات ، اعتبار در اتحادیه بودجه 2020-21 / 5G باند C است که در 23 کشور در سراسر جهان به حراج گذاشته می شود: درآمد GSA / Airtel و Vodafone Idea برای گسترش در Q3: کارگزاری ها / درآمد صوتی Telcos تا سال 2024 به 45٪ کاهش می یابد: با توجه به چالش رو به رشد OTT: مطالعه / Maxima Digital قصد دارد تا پایان سال 2020 وای فای رایگان را برای مسافران مترو دهلی ارائه دهد / در اینجا چالش هایی که telcos برای استقرار 5G در طیف مجاز وجود دارد ، نشان می دهد. / "Airtel ، Vodafone Idea و Jio از افزایش تعرفه بهره می برند ، اما تاثیر کامل آن ممکن است در Q4 دیده شود" / Vivo هند مدل S1Pro را با قیمت 19،990 روپیه به بازار عرضه می کند ویژگی ها ›مشاغل و شغل ها / داده ها و تجزیه و تحلیل / راه اندازی محصول / TelecomTV / Webinars / بینش / روند / راه اندازی / مصاحبه ها / TeleTalk / داده / گزارش ها / AskETTelecom سایر سایت های خبری B2B ›اخبار خرده فروشی / اخبار خودکار / اخبار سلامت / اخبار انرژی / اخبار IT / اخبار املاک و مستغلات / بازاریابی و تبلیغات اخبار / اخبار فناوری / اخبار CFO / اخبار امنیت فناوری اطلاعات / اخبار BFSI / اخبار دولت