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Jio加总值最高的活跃用户,尽管子损失:分析师
Jio添加420万活跃用户,3.69亿年1月活跃用户最新客户数据将由印度电信管理局(火车)显示。Airtel的活跃用户增加的速度是慢的在130万年,3.5亿年1月活跃用户。沃达丰的想法失去了更少的活跃用户(070万)离开其活跃的用户群主要维持在2.29亿人。
加尔各答:依赖Jio增加最多的主动移动用户在印度最大的电信公司2022年1月,即使它失去了总值高达930万用户。
分析师表示,这一现象表明,穆克什Ambani-led电信没有受到任何SIM整合引发的大幅关税上调了去年12月还强调了低薪的持续清理和休眠用户发起了自去年9月。
Jio增加了420万活跃用户,3.69亿年1月活跃用户最新客户数据将由印度电信管理局(火车)显示。Airtel的活跃用户增加的速度是慢的在130万年,3.5亿年1月活跃用户。沃达丰的想法失去了更少的活跃用户(070万)离开其活跃的用户群主要维持在2.29亿人。
电信市场的领导者也巩固其领导对整体活动用户分享成绩。Jio它Airtel在活跃用户市场份额方面(34.8%)1月份的36.6%。亏损的Vi的活跃用户份额降至22.7%几小数点。
活动或访客位置寄存器(VLR)火车把每个月的数据反映了实际积极使用移动网络的用户数量。
杰说:“在过去的六个月,Jio增加了2200万活跃用户,de-recognised 5900万不活跃用户,”由于其最新VLR比率增加了13个比率91%。
分析师称Jio VLR比例急剧上升到91%还暗示提高客户质量和生产的大部分是无意识的,来自低ARPU二级连接。只剩下3800万个活动用户Jio 4 g-only网络的分析师不要指望市场领导者将继续进一步的用户长时间清理。
Jefferies补充说,该行业的活跃的移动用户份额(阅读:行业VLR比率)2022年1月触及近三年高位88%,主要受到Jio低收入用户的继续清理。
Airtel增加了超过710000个用户,Jio输了930万
印度的无线用户从1154 .62百万在12月底下降到1145 .24 2021在2022年1月底,下降了0.81%,据印度电信监管机构发布的最新的行业数据周三(火车)。
“Jio VLR上涨了3.3%的市场份额在过去的一年,添加Bharti远远超过0.3%,而六世继续丧失市场份额,报告现在全年下降3.5%至22.7%,”科塔克机构股票在一份报告中称被等。
Jio也扩大了领先Airtel fibre-based家庭宽带市场尽管国营BSNL承认更多的地面最两电信公司。
Jio 1月份增加了026万个客户JioFibre服务,使其固定宽带用户480万个。Airtel反过来增加了013万个这样的用户,提高其有线宽带用户总数为430万。BSNL失去了另一个017万用户,与390万用户留在第三点,这突显出其无法有效地对抗Jio和旅馆。
“Jio家庭宽带用户总数的18.1%,1月,BSNL而Airtel为16.2%和14.6%,”印度工业信贷投资银行证券说,火车数据分析。
等、有线电视和互联网服务提供商Hathway有线宽带市场4.1%的份额,而其余地区和其他小球员,火车数字显示。
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<\/figure>Kolkata: Reliance Jio<\/a> added the highest number of active mobile users among India\u2019s top telcos in January 2022 even as it lost a whopping 9.3 million gross subscribers.
Analysts said the phenomenon indicated that the Mukesh Ambani-led telco was not impacted by any SIM consolidation triggered by the sharp tariff hike taken last December and also underlined the continuing clean-up of low-paying and dormant users initiated since last September.
Jio<\/a> added 4.2 million active users, taking its January active user base to 369 million, latest customer data put out by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) showed. The pace of Airtel\u2019s active user additions was slower at 1.3 million, taking its January active user base to 350 million. Vodafone Idea lost fewer active users (0.7 million) leaving its active user base largely unchanged at 229 million.
<\/div><\/div>BNP Paribas said \"the limited impact of the November-December 2021 tariff hikes on active user base underscores that mobile telecom is now an essential service and that the industry<\/a> enjoys high pricing power\".
The telecom market leader also consolidated its leadership on overall active user share scores. Jio extended its lead over Airtel (34.8%) on the active users market share front to 36.6% in January. Loss-making Vi\u2019s active user share dipped a few decimal points to 22.7%.
Active or visitor location register (VLR) data put out every month by Trai reflects the actual number of subscribers actively using a mobile network.
Jefferies said \u201cover the past six months, Jio has added 22 million active subscribers and de-recognised 59 million inactive users,\u201d as a result of which its latest VLR ratio has increased by 13ppts to 91%.
Analysts said Jio's VLR ratio rising sharply to 91% also implied improving customer quality and that a large part of the churn is involuntary, coming from low ARPU secondary connections. With only 38 million inactive users left in Jio\u2019s 4G-only network, analysts don\u2019t expect the market leader to continue further subscriber clean-ups for long.
Jefferies added that the sector\u2019s active mobile users share (read: industry VLR ratio) hit almost a 3-year high at 88% in January 2022, largely driven by Jio\u2019s continuing clean-up of low-paying users.
The telecom market leader also consolidated its leadership on overall active user share scores. Jio extended its lead over Airtel (34.8%) on the active users market share front to 36.6% in January. Loss-making Vi\u2019s active user share dipped a few decimal points to 22.7%.
Active or visitor location register (VLR) data put out every month by Trai reflects the actual number of subscribers actively using a mobile network.
Jefferies said \u201cover the past six months, Jio has added 22 million active subscribers and de-recognised 59 million inactive users,\u201d as a result of which its latest VLR ratio has increased by 13ppts to 91%.
Analysts said Jio's VLR ratio rising sharply to 91% also implied improving customer quality and that a large part of the churn is involuntary, coming from low ARPU secondary connections. With only 38 million inactive users left in Jio\u2019s 4G-only network, analysts don\u2019t expect the market leader to continue further subscriber clean-ups for long.
Jefferies added that the sector\u2019s active mobile users share (read: industry VLR ratio) hit almost a 3-year high at 88% in January 2022, largely driven by Jio\u2019s continuing clean-up of low-paying users.
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