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Airtel follows Jio, hikes tariffs by up to 20%
Mobile average revenue per user (ARPU) needs to be upwards of ₹300 to enable a financially healthy business model for telecom companies in India, says Airtel
Mobile average revenue per user (ARPU) needs to be upwards of ₹300 to enable a financially healthy business model for telecom companies in India, says Airtel
Average revenue per user (ARPU) increased to ₹209 in Q4 FY24 as against ₹193 in Q4 FY23
This collaboration aims to speed up cloud adoption and modernisation for Airtel's extensive customer base.
COAI's pitch for equitable sharing of infra costs shows telecom and OTT business is a painful affair in India.
Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel will need to work on 5G tariffs and customer migration.
This will be a critical step forward to meet India’s ambition of providing internet connectivity for all, says Sunil Bharti Mittal
The alerts, which appeared twice in English and Hindi, were accompanied by a loud siren.
This disruptive move can halt incremental tariff increases for 2G and help Reliance Jio gain share in that segment, say analysts.
The telecom sector's postpaid ARPU is estimated to have declined to around ₹245 in FY23 from around ₹275 in fiscal FY21.
Jio records almost 600 Mbps median download speed on its 5G network in Delhi.