Tag: telecom
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Seven Top-10 Indian Firms Lose Rs 88,635 Cr in Market Valuation; Airtel and TCS Lead the Decline
Overview: A Week of Erosion in Valuation Markets in India faced a cautious trading week shortened by holidays, and the combined market valuation of seven of the country’s most valued firms declined sharply. Analysts estimate a total erosion of Rs 88,635.28 crore, underscoring the fragile sentiment in domestic equities as investors weighed global cues and…
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Optus 000 Outage: Technicians Scramble to Fix Fibre Break in NSW
Overview: A Disruptive Fibre Break Hits the Hunter Region Optus has warned thousands of customers that they may be unable to contact triple-zero (000) for some time following a significant outage caused by a fibre break in northern New South Wales. The disruption, which began in the Hunter region on a late Wednesday afternoon, has…
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Airtel Q2 FY26 Beats Estimates, Shares Jump as ARPU Gains Fuel Bullish Brokerages
Airtel Q2 FY26 beats expectations; shares rise Bharti Airtel Limited, one of India’s leading telecom players, saw its stock rise in early trading after the company posted a stronger-than-expected second-quarter results for FY26. Market participants were keen to gauge whether the quarter’s metrics would translate into sustained earnings, higher ARPU, and a broader premium user…
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Bharti Airtel Surges on Q2 Beat: ARPU Gains and Premium User Uptick Fuel Optimism
Overview: Airtel Delivers a Strong Q2 FY26 Performance Bharti Airtel posted a solid quarter as its Q2 FY26 results beat Street expectations, triggering a bullish response from brokerages and investors in early trade. The telecom major highlighted a combination of higher ARPU, sustained subscriber momentum, and a robust premium user base, which together underpin the…
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Eight Launches New 5G Plans: How the S$18 4G Move to 5G Could Benefit Users
Eight Introduces Two New 5G Plans for SG Customers Singapore’s MVNO Eight has unveiled two new 5G pricing plans designed to push users from 4G to 5G on its standalone 5G core. The shift is powered by a network arrangement with StarHub, enabling Eight to offer enhanced data experiences while leveraging a cost structure that…
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PTA Takes Action Against Defaulting LDI Operators
In a significant regulatory move, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has suspended the licenses of five Long Distance and International (LDI) telecom operators due to their failure to settle outstanding dues, which have now accumulated to a staggering Rs80 billion. This decision, announced amidst growing concerns about the financial stability within the telecom sector, underscores…

