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For the last Seven Quarters starting 30th June, 2007 and ending 31st December, 2008, the numbers for RCom and its peers tell the following tale:
Reliance Communications % change in subscribers over seven quarters 96% % change in revenues over seven quarters 5%
TTSL % change in subscribers over seven quarters 81% % change in revenues over seven quarters 23%
Bharti Airtel % change in subscribers over seven quarters 104% % change in revenues over seven quarters 63%
Vodafone Essar % change in subscribers over seven quarters 102% % change in revenues over seven quarters 56%
Idea Cellular % change in subscribers over seven quarters 127% % change in revenues over seven quarters 68%
One of the most dominant players in the Telecom sector is showing a increase in subscriber base of 96%, but a corresponding change in revenue of only 5%, when peers have an increase in revenue of as much as 4 times. This is when RCom boasts about its HUGE subscriber base in India. The numbers don't make sense or RCom is cannibalizing its business or giving sim cards for free
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I am weary of RCom no matter what..see this:
For the last Seven Quarters starting 30th June, 2007 and ending 31st December, 2008, the numbers for RCom and its peers tell the following tale:
Reliance Communications
% change in subscribers over seven quarters 96%
% change in revenues over seven quarters 5%
TTSL
% change in subscribers over seven quarters 81%
% change in revenues over seven quarters 23%
Bharti Airtel
% change in subscribers over seven quarters 104%
% change in revenues over seven quarters 63%
Vodafone Essar
% change in subscribers over seven quarters 102%
% change in revenues over seven quarters 56%
Idea Cellular
% change in subscribers over seven quarters 127%
% change in revenues over seven quarters 68%
One of the most dominant players in the Telecom sector is showing a increase in subscriber base of 96%, but a corresponding change in revenue of only 5%, when peers have an increase in revenue of as much as 4 times. This is when RCom boasts about its HUGE subscriber base in India. The numbers don't make sense or RCom is cannibalizing its business or giving sim cards for free
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