QUOTE(imranais @ Oct 27 2006, 08:09 PM) [snapback]66857[/snapback]
in case of mobile telephony BSNL/MTNL have a very low market share agreed but in terms of Fixed phones I dont think BSNL/MTNL can have a low share, they still hold the highest market share.
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25% of bsnl customers are on sulabh 100Rs incoming plan with no scope for further revenues.
So low ARPU can't help them sustained there fixed line network which cost higher in per line
cost to maintain than wireless network. B)
in case of mobile telephony BSNL/MTNL have a very low market share agreed but in terms of Fixed phones I dont think BSNL/MTNL can have a low share, they still hold the highest market share.
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25% of bsnl customers are on sulabh 100Rs incoming plan with no scope for further revenues.
So low ARPU can't help them sustained there fixed line network which cost higher in per line
cost to maintain than wireless network. B)