NZ telco Chorus’ revenues capped under new price-quality regulations Thursday, 27 May 2021 12:31 NZ telco Chorus’ revenues capped under new price-quality regulations Featured
New Zealand’s largest telco Chorus will be able to earn revenues of NZ$689 million in 2022 increasing to NZ$786 million in 2024 under new revenue caps and price-quality guidelines for the telecoms sector announced by the country’s competition regulator, The Commerce Commission.
Telecommunications Commissioner Tristan Gilbertson said on Thursday that the estimated price-quality path for Chorus announced for consultation would cap Chorus revenues for three years from 1 January 2022 at NZ$689 million in 2022, rising to NZ$786 million in 2024, in line with forecast demand.
The Commerce Commission has released for consultation its draft view on the maximum revenues Chorus should be able to earn from its fibre network over the first three years of the new regulatory regime that takes effect from 1 January next year and .
Press Release – Commerce Commission The Commerce Commission has released for consultation its draft view on the maximum revenues Chorus should be able to earn from its fibre network over the first three years of the new regulatory regime that takes effect from 1 January next year and …
The Commerce Commission has released for consultation its draft view on the maximum revenues Chorus should be able to earn from its fibre network over the first three years of the new regulatory regime that takes effect from 1 January next year and the minimum quality standards Chorus should meet.
Telecommunications Commissioner Tristan Gilbertson said the Commission’s role is to deliver the best long-term outcomes for New Zealand consumers.
Friday, 30 April 2021, 8:23 am
The Commerce Commission has released papers outlining
its approach to determining Chorus’ initial price-quality
regulatory asset base (PQ RAB) and price-quality path (PQ)
under the new regulatory regime for fibre
providers.
Chorus’ PQ RAB is the value of its
regulated fibre network, including an allowance for the
financial losses made during the initial period of operating
Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) networks. It is used to set the
maximum revenue Chorus can earn from its customers when
supplying regulated services.
In late March 2021,
Chorus submitted its initial PQ RAB proposal and associated
modelling to the Commission.
Telecommunications
Commissioner Tristan Gilbertson said that since receiving
Press Release – Commerce Commission The Commerce Commission has released papers outlining its approach to determining Chorus initial price-quality regulatory asset base (PQ RAB) and price-quality path (PQ) under the new regulatory regime for fibre providers. Chorus PQ RAB is …
The Commerce Commission has released papers outlining its approach to determining Chorus’ initial price-quality regulatory asset base (PQ RAB) and price-quality path (PQ) under the new regulatory regime for fibre providers.
Chorus’ PQ RAB is the value of its regulated fibre network, including an allowance for the financial losses made during the initial period of operating Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) networks. It is used to set the maximum revenue Chorus can earn from its customers when supplying regulated services.