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Jio PAT在23财年第三季度同比增长28%
Jio平台旗下的电信部门Reliance Jio Infocomm在去年第四季度增加了530万用户，这表明净新增用户数量较去年9月季度的770万有所放缓。截至12月31日，Jio的用户总数为4.329亿。
该公司周五表示，在2022年10月至12月的季度，JPL的综合净利润从7月至9月期间的472.9亿卢比上升至488.1亿卢比，上一财年第三季度为379.5亿卢比。
利润超过了ET汇编的分析师平均预测的4621亿卢比。
Reliance Jio Infocomm的电信部门Jio平台该公司在去年第四季度新增了530万用户，表明净新增用户数量较去年9月当季的770万有所放缓。截至12月31日，Jio的用户总数为4.329亿。
该公司表示，由于用户组合更好，季度ARPU(一个关键的性能参数)从第二季度的177.20卢比提高到178.2卢比。它略低于街头估计的179卢比。
“在客户增长和数据消费的强劲势头推动下，Jio实现了创纪录的收入和EBITDA。本季度我们推出了True 5G服务。它现在在印度134个城镇可用，增强了客户体验，同时实现了下一代服务。”RIL董事长兼董事总经理说穆凯什•安巴尼．
由于收入增长和利润率改善，息税折旧摊销前利润率(EBITDA)同比增长25.1%，达到1251.19亿卢比，而由于ARPU增加和频谱使用费降低，EBITDA利润率增加了170个基点。
在最近的5G拍卖后，Reliance Jio在12月季度的独立净利润同比增长28.2%，至463.7亿卢比，这得益于较低的许可费和SUC支出。
“Jio的客户增加速度急剧放缓，加上12月季度数据使用量/客户数量持平，这表明Jio是主要竞争对手附近的旅馆可能从那里抢走了更大一部分客户沃达丰的想法这表明Jio的运营业绩可能出现下滑，”一家不愿透露姓名的全球咨询公司分析师表示。
季度电信业务收入为22,99.8亿卢比，同比增长18.9%。
信实Jio信息通信公司董事长阿卡什·M·安巴尼表示，到2023年12月，该公司将覆盖整个印度。
“此外，Jio将连接超过1亿个场所JioFiberJioAirFiber提供无与伦比的数字体验。我们还将为小型商户和企业提供尖端的、即插即用的云端解决方案。”
与前三个月的282亿GB相比，23财年第三季度无线数据消费总量上升至290亿GB。
通话总时长从1.23万亿分钟增加到1.27万亿分钟。
该公司表示，由于网络利用率提高和总区块增量增加，JPL看到折旧增加，而由于偿还高成本延期付款负债，财务成本降低。
“沃达丰Idea只支付了10-30%的许可费和12月季度的SUC”
根据ET提供的细节，Vi被认为在本季度支付了大约8亿卢比的许可费和1.5亿卢比的SUC。该公司前两个季度的许可费(LF)平均约为60 -80亿卢比，SUC约为25亿卢比。电信公司通常分别支付其调整后总营收(AGR)的8%和3-4%作为许可费和SUC。
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<\/figure>Mumbai: Jio<\/a> Platform Ltd's (JPL) fiscal third-quarter net profit rose 28.6% from a year earlier, helped mainly by lower spectrum usage charges and reduction in finance cost. It however saw a slowdown in net subscriber additions at 5.3 million for the December quarter. For the October- December 2022 quarter, JPL's consolidated net profit rose to Rs 4881 crore from Rs 4,729 crore in the July-September period and Rs 3, 795 crore in the third quarter of last fiscal year, the company said on Friday.
The profit exceeded the Rs 4,621 crore average analyst estimates compiled by ET.
<\/div><\/div>The Reliance Industries<\/a> subsidiary posted a nearly 21% increase in revenue from operations on-year at Rs 24, 892 crore, also led by steady increase in subscriber base, and average revenue per user (ARPU), the company said.
Reliance Jio Infocomm<\/a>, the telecom unit of Jio Platforms<\/a>, added 5.3 million users to its network in the December quarter, signalling a slowdown in net subscriber addition from 7.7 million in the September quarter. Jio\u2019s total subscriber base was 432.9 million as on December 31.
Quarterly ARPU, a key performance parameter, improved to Rs 178.2 from Rs 177.20 in the second quarter, due to better subscriber mix, the company said. It marginally fell short of the street estimate of Rs 179.
\u201cJio delivered record revenues and EBITDA driven by strong momentum in customer growth and data consumption. This quarter we launched True 5G services. It is now available in 134 cities and towns in India, enhancing customer experience while enabling next generation services,\u201d said RIL chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani<\/a>.
Earnings margin before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) rose 25.1% on year at Rs 12, 519 crore on account of revenue growth and margin improvement while EBITDA margin increased by 170 basis points due to increased ARPU and benefit from lower spectrum usage charges.
Reliance Jio Infocomm<\/a>, the telecom unit of Jio Platforms<\/a>, added 5.3 million users to its network in the December quarter, signalling a slowdown in net subscriber addition from 7.7 million in the September quarter. Jio\u2019s total subscriber base was 432.9 million as on December 31.
Quarterly ARPU, a key performance parameter, improved to Rs 178.2 from Rs 177.20 in the second quarter, due to better subscriber mix, the company said. It marginally fell short of the street estimate of Rs 179.
\u201cJio delivered record revenues and EBITDA driven by strong momentum in customer growth and data consumption. This quarter we launched True 5G services. It is now available in 134 cities and towns in India, enhancing customer experience while enabling next generation services,\u201d said RIL chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani<\/a>.
Earnings margin before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) rose 25.1% on year at Rs 12, 519 crore on account of revenue growth and margin improvement while EBITDA margin increased by 170 basis points due to increased ARPU and benefit from lower spectrum usage charges.
<\/div><\/div>JPL, established in October 2019, houses Reliance Jio<\/a> Infocomm, the largest telecom service provider in the country, and other digital properties and investments of the group. Reliance Jio makes up the bulk of JPL's operations.
Reliance Jio\u2019s standalone net profit in the December quarter rose 28.2% on-year to Rs 4,637 crore, helped by lower licence fee and SUC payouts, post the recent 5G auctions.
\u201cThe sharp slowdown in Jio's customer additions coupled with flattish data usage\/customer in the December quarter suggests arch rival Airtel<\/a> may have grabbed a larger chunk of customers churning from Vodafone Idea<\/a>, indicating a possible dip in Jio's operational performance,\" said an analyst at a global consultancy firm who not wish to be named.
Quarterly telecom business revenue at Rs 22, 998 crore was 18.9% higher from a year earlier.
Akash M Ambani, chairman, Reliance Jio Infocomm said the company will cover all of India by December 2023.
\u201cIn addition, Jio will connect over 100 million premises with JioFiber<\/a> and JioAirFiber offering unparalleled digital experiences. We will also empower small merchants and businesses with cutting-edge, plug-and-play solutions delivered from the cloud,\u201d he added.
The total wireless data consumption rose to 29 billion GB in Q3FY23 as compared to 28.2 billion GB in the previous three months.
Total voice consumption rose to 1.27 trillion minutes from 1.23 trillion minutes sequentially.
JPL saw Depreciation increase led by higher network utilisation and incremental addition to gross block, the company said, while finance cost reduced due to repayment of high cost deferred payment liabilities.
Reliance Jio\u2019s standalone net profit in the December quarter rose 28.2% on-year to Rs 4,637 crore, helped by lower licence fee and SUC payouts, post the recent 5G auctions.
\u201cThe sharp slowdown in Jio's customer additions coupled with flattish data usage\/customer in the December quarter suggests arch rival Airtel<\/a> may have grabbed a larger chunk of customers churning from Vodafone Idea<\/a>, indicating a possible dip in Jio's operational performance,\" said an analyst at a global consultancy firm who not wish to be named.
Quarterly telecom business revenue at Rs 22, 998 crore was 18.9% higher from a year earlier.
Akash M Ambani, chairman, Reliance Jio Infocomm said the company will cover all of India by December 2023.
\u201cIn addition, Jio will connect over 100 million premises with JioFiber<\/a> and JioAirFiber offering unparalleled digital experiences. We will also empower small merchants and businesses with cutting-edge, plug-and-play solutions delivered from the cloud,\u201d he added.
The total wireless data consumption rose to 29 billion GB in Q3FY23 as compared to 28.2 billion GB in the previous three months.
Total voice consumption rose to 1.27 trillion minutes from 1.23 trillion minutes sequentially.
JPL saw Depreciation increase led by higher network utilisation and incremental addition to gross block, the company said, while finance cost reduced due to repayment of high cost deferred payment liabilities.