's focus on growth in postpaid and fixed subscribers as well as B2B revenue could help to mitigate the risk of further declines in average revenue per user (Arpu). "Among other targets in Digi's three-year growth plan, Digi is targeting to achieve a 20% growth in postpaid and fixed (FTTH) subscribers and a 33% growth in B2B revenue, both from 2020 base," said Kenanga Research in a note. It added that it foresees continued downward pressure on prepaid subs due to migrant workers being unlikely to return to Malaysia in 2021. Kenanga, which has a "market perform" recommendation on Digi, raised its FY21/22 core net profit forecasts by 22%/20% to RM1.16bil/RM1.19bil respectively on lower Opex assumptions and 1% adjustment to FY22 revenue on stronger postpaid subs growth.