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2. The participation of Telecom companies in revenue growth and the statistics collected by some
reliable sources, emphasis upon stagnant revenue being generated since past two years and predicted the
same in coming years.
After a number of market surveys, reports have clarified that, not much fluctuation can be seen in the
performance of telecom companies in total revenue collected last year. It even figured that participation or
the performance of the telecommunication companies, in revenue collection in coming years, will be stagnant
too.
Nearly, $42.5 billion revenue has been generated in 2013, which shows degradation in all total. This is
the result of poor performance of two telecom companies. The ever challenging, competitive pressure on
pricing between different companies, and less circulation of money in the market, in comparison to 2011 has
resulted in the downfall of revenue generation in year 2013. Similar performance is expected by the telecom
industry, in forthcoming year 2015 and in the present year 2014. Slight growth can be expected this year,
which has been rested to 1-1.5% on yearly basis. It has also been depicted that, further price rises in products,
may bring annoyance among the consumers, of any of the two: fixed-line or mobile Subscriber.
Between both landline and mobile connections, the vital role player in revenue generation is the
favorable device of Australians that is mobile. The extra features and the internet service support the voice of
mobile in market. The growing number of subscription till mid 2013 has supported mobile penetration to
reach more than 130% (as a sound proportion of mobile subscribers have multiple SIM cards and phone). A
consistent increase will be seen in next few years in subscriptions to smart phones. Recently 5.5 billion
consumers have been added in the list of mobile subscription (till 2013).
Although the landline numbers are still beneficial, especially when it comes to business inbound
numbers like 1800 numbers and 1300 numbers in telecom industry of Australia.
The declining state of the landline cannot be expected to participate much in growth of revenue even in
forthcoming years. Till date mobile voice dominancy cannot be replaced by any other facility of Mobile
Network Operators (MNOs) as it has shared the maximum revenue till now but soon it will be surpassed by
mobile broadband services. Network constraints were suffered by 3G networks, over last two years, due to
unavailability of relative infrastructure to tackle the traffic, so the mobile network operators have started
investing in upgrading and setting preferable network range for customers to provide reliable service and to
exist in the market. As mobile broadband service is the most demandable product in the market?
The upgraded 4G mobile broadband has attracted maximum users; resulting in increase of bandwidth
consumed. Greater returns can be expected from 4G service, so telecom companies have started investing in
improving customer service provision to promote 4G. This capital expenditure will definitely support the
mobile broadband services returns. Hence maximum sharing in revenue due to additional 4G networks can be
expected in forthcoming years.
The future of revenue collected by telecom industry in 2014 will be
stagnant in accordance to the research in the market.