[December 22, 2020]
Totah Communications Deploys Ribbon s Neptune 1300 Packet Transport Solution for Increased Bandwidth and Faster Broadband Speeds
WESTFORD, Mass., Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/
Ribbon Communications Inc. (Nasdaq: RBBN), a global provider of real time communications software and packet and optical transport solutions to service providers, enterprises, and critical infrastructure sectors, today announced that Totah Communications, a leading Independent Operating Company (IOC) and provider of residential and broadband communications services in Northeastern Oklahoma and Southeastern Kansas, has deployed Ribbon s Neptune 1300 Packet Transport solution to help future-proof its network. Ribbon s Neptune 1300 delivers Totah significantly more bandwidth and provides broadband speeds of 200 Gigabit (200G) per second.
Telcos debt to rise to Rs 4.7 lakh crore by 2022 despite tariff hikes, says ICRA
The reason behind the rise in debt levels of telcos is because of the accumulation of AGR (Adjusted Gross Revenue) liabilities in debt, besides the proposed spectrum auctions, ICRA said in a report
BusinessToday.In | December 21, 2020 | Updated 22:12 IST
Domestic ratings agency ICRA also stated that the tariff increase is also expected to drive revenue growth for telcos in FY2022, touching Rs 220 ARPU (Average Revenue Per User) in the medium term
Telecom companies in India are likely to witness a rise in their debt levels to Rs 4.7 lakh crore by March 2022 despite tariff hikes, according to estimates by domestic ratings agency ICRA.
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New Delhi: Top two telecom companies Jio and Bharti Airtel are consolidating market share moving the industry possibly towards a near 2-player structure , with
Vodafone Idea facing the prospects of losing revenue market share (RMS) as it struggles financially, according to a report by
The latest note by IIFL Securities also indicated that tariff increase may not be immediate and instead sees a high likelihood of price hike in 12-18 months . The industry shake-up that ensued post Jio s entry has resulted in a 3+1 market configuration. In our view, the industry is moving to a near 2-player structure - Jio and Bharti - with Vi (Vodafone Idea) likely to lose RMS as it struggles financially, it said.
Jio and Airtel consolidating market share; Vodafone Idea likely to lose RMS
The latest report by IIFL Securities indicated that tariff increase may not be immediate and instead sees a high likelihood of price hike in 12-18 months
BusinessToday.In | December 20, 2020 | Updated 19:57 IST
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Jio and Bharti Airtel are consolidating market share and moving the domestic telecom industry towards a near 2-player structure , with Vodafone Idea likely to lose revenue market share (RMS) as it continues to struggle financially, says an IIFL Securities report.
IIFL Securities latest report also suggests that tariff increase may not be an immediate move but possibly be a high likelihood of price hike in 12-18 months .
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Top 2 Telcos Consolidating Market Share, Voda Idea Likely to Lose RMS: Report
A pedestrian walks past a shop depicting an advertisement of telecom company Vodafone in Mumbai. (AFP)
Top two telecom companies Jio and Bharti Airtel are consolidating market share moving the industry possibly towards a near 2player structure , with Vodafone Idea facing the prospects of losing revenue market share (RMS) as it struggles financially, according to a report by IIFL Securities.
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Top two telecom companies Jio and Bharti Airtel are consolidating market share moving the industry possibly towards a near 2-player structure , with Vodafone Idea facing the prospects of losing revenue market share (RMS) as it struggles financially, according to a report by IIFL Securities. The latest note by IIFL Securities also indicated that tariff increase may not be immediate and instead sees a high likelihood of price hike in 12-18 months .