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递延频谱费占30%电信收入的大部分跳
根据官员意识到细节,电信部门(点)计划拍卖E (71 - 76 GHz和81 - 86 GHz)和V (57 - 64 GHz和64 - 71 GHz)乐队以及卫星电视广播,它不会净无处不在5000卢比到8000卢比,而17000 crore-Rs 18000卢比可能来自于延迟支付。E和V带可用于回程以及移动服务。
新德里:增长30%的预期收入89469 .17卢比的职权范围电信部门在FY24估计预算,将主要由递延光谱支付从2021年和2022年拍卖从另一个出售一小部分在下一财政年度,官员说。
根据官员意识到细节,电信部(点)计划拍卖E (71 - 76 GHz和81 - 86 GHz)和V (57 - 64 GHz和64 - 71 GHz)乐队卫星电视广播,净无处不在5000卢比到8000卢比,而17000 crore-Rs 18000卢比可能来自于延迟支付。E和V带可用于回程以及移动服务。
“我们让一个保守的估计频谱拍卖收益作为最终取决于数量行业广播电视的欲望和要求。在任何情况下,E和V带的价值以及卫星电视广播不会很高与5 g频谱,”一名不愿透露姓名的官员告诉等。
频谱拍卖所得一次性数量已经下降在最近的拍卖将改变付款条件。例如,在过去的拍卖,运营商不得不支付25%或50%前期不同的谱带。但在2022年8月的最后拍卖,电信公司只授权支付的第一期总量作为年度分期预付,其余超过20年。这是为什么点收到17875卢比的预付款5 g拍卖,尽管售价约十万的1.5卢比的电波。
除了频谱收益,预计20000卢比的许可费(低频)和2500卢比到3000卢比从频谱使用费用(往下)。征税都是根据调整后的总收益计算(AGR)的电信公司。
电信公司支付8%的AGR低频和往下奖金用来从3 - 4%不等。但展望未来,往下将不到1%。这是因为点取消3%楼去年6月,拍卖从2022年开始,不会有任何往下频谱购买支付。
但收入的主要部分在FY24-around Rs 40000 crore-may来自国营Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司(BSNL)对4 g / 5 g频谱。在FY23, BSNL支付大约30000卢比点900/1800 MHz频段的频谱分配。谢谢,点超过其收入目标与收入68784卢比兑FY23目标52806卢比。
付款从BSNL虽然更多的是会计实践的政府将股票放入公司获得频谱管理和相同的传输点。去年7月,复兴包价值十万的1.64卢比是经政府批准。
根据官员意识到细节,电信部(点)计划拍卖E (71 - 76 GHz和81 - 86 GHz)和V (57 - 64 GHz和64 - 71 GHz)乐队卫星电视广播,净无处不在5000卢比到8000卢比,而17000 crore-Rs 18000卢比可能来自于延迟支付。E和V带可用于回程以及移动服务。
“我们让一个保守的估计频谱拍卖收益作为最终取决于数量行业广播电视的欲望和要求。在任何情况下,E和V带的价值以及卫星电视广播不会很高与5 g频谱,”一名不愿透露姓名的官员告诉等。
除了频谱收益,预计20000卢比的许可费(低频)和2500卢比到3000卢比从频谱使用费用(往下)。征税都是根据调整后的总收益计算(AGR)的电信公司。
2023年预算:政府预计89469 .17卢比FY24通信部门的同比增长了30%
“修订后的估计(RE)非税收入来自通信服务FY23高于概算(是),和被FY24站在大约89500卢比,这是举行高于“国际机器人与自动化会议”估计,并可能假设另一个频谱拍卖在下一财政,“Ankit Jain,副总裁和部门负责人(企业评级),举行的“国际机器人与自动化会议”说。
电信公司支付8%的AGR低频和往下奖金用来从3 - 4%不等。但展望未来,往下将不到1%。这是因为点取消3%楼去年6月,拍卖从2022年开始,不会有任何往下频谱购买支付。
付款从BSNL虽然更多的是会计实践的政府将股票放入公司获得频谱管理和相同的传输点。去年7月,复兴包价值十万的1.64卢比是经政府批准。
New Delhi: A 30% jump in the expected revenue toRs 89,469.17 crore from the telecom sector<\/a> in FY24, as estimated in the budget, will be primarily made up of the deferred spectrum payments<\/a> from the 2021 and 2022 auctions with a small part from another sale in the next fiscal year, officials said.
As per officials aware of the details, the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) plans to auction E (71-76 GHz and 81-86 GHz) and V (57-64 GHz and 64-71 GHz) bands along with satellite airwaves<\/a>, which won't net much-around Rs 5,000 crore to Rs 8,000 crore, while Rs 17,000 crore-Rs 18,000 crore is likely to come from deferred spectrum payments. The E and V bands can be used for backhaul as well as mobile services.
\"We keep a conservative estimate for spectrum auction proceeds as the final amount depends on industry<\/a>'s appetite and requirement for the airwaves. In any case, the value of E and V bands as well as satellite airwaves won't be very high unlike 5G spectrum,\" an official told ET on condition of anonymity.
As per officials aware of the details, the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) plans to auction E (71-76 GHz and 81-86 GHz) and V (57-64 GHz and 64-71 GHz) bands along with satellite airwaves<\/a>, which won't net much-around Rs 5,000 crore to Rs 8,000 crore, while Rs 17,000 crore-Rs 18,000 crore is likely to come from deferred spectrum payments. The E and V bands can be used for backhaul as well as mobile services.
\"We keep a conservative estimate for spectrum auction proceeds as the final amount depends on industry<\/a>'s appetite and requirement for the airwaves. In any case, the value of E and V bands as well as satellite airwaves won't be very high unlike 5G spectrum,\" an official told ET on condition of anonymity.
<\/div><\/div>The proceeds from the spectrum auction as a one-time amount has come down in the recent auctions due to change in payment terms. For instance, in the past auctions, operators had to pay 25% or 50% upfront for different spectrum bands. But in the last auction of August 2022, telcos were mandated to only pay the first instalment of the overall amount as upfront and the rest in annual instalments over 20 years. That was the reason why DoT received Rs 17,875 crore as upfront payments for the 5G auction, despite the selling price of around Rs 1.5 lakh crore for the airwaves.
Apart from the spectrum proceeds, Rs 20,000 crore is expected from licence fees (LF) and Rs 2,500 crore to Rs 3,000 crore from spectrum usage charges (SUC). Both the levies are computed based on the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of telcos.
Apart from the spectrum proceeds, Rs 20,000 crore is expected from licence fees (LF) and Rs 2,500 crore to Rs 3,000 crore from spectrum usage charges (SUC). Both the levies are computed based on the adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of telcos.
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