Displaying items by tag: Mobile Subscribers

Mobile subscribers will lose US$58 billion to fraudulent robocalls globally in 2023 - a rise from $53 billion in 2022 - according to a new report.

TPG Telecom has released its results for the financial year ended 31 December 2022 showing “continued gains” in mobile subscriber numbers and reporting growth in service revenue and EBITDA.

Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) Amaysim is to acquire approximately 77,000 mobile subscribers from OVO Mobile for $15.8 million.

Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson says it expects about 40% of the world's population to be covered by 5G by 2024, with 2019 being the year that the technology takes off.

Optus has increased its full-year profits to $817 million and boosted customer ranks over the last 12 months with the addition of 384,000 new mobile subscribers and 225,000 new NBN customers, according to its full year financial report.

Australia's Bureau of Statistics has released its latest Internet and mobile figures for Australia, dated June 2017, but do the numbers tell the whole story?

Telstra, Optus and Amaysim have boosted their share of mobile phone subscribers in Australia largely at the expense of Vodafone, Virgin and TPG (excluding iiNet), according to a newly published report on the smartphone market.

Optus is looking to lure mobile users to switch from other mobile providers with a new offering of 30-days free usage – and a raft of incentives - to customers who sign up to a new postpaid mobile plan.

Mobile subscribers in India now number almost 1 billion with mobile penetration in the country now predicted to reach 100% in the next five years.

With growing awareness, declining mobile tariffs, and availability of low cost handsets, the mobile subscriber base in rural India will surge at CAGR of around 35% during 2011-12 - 2013-14, RNCOS acknowledged.

With growing awareness, declining mobile tariffs, and availability of low cost handsets, the mobile subscriber base in rural India will surge at CAGR of around 35% during 2011-12 - 2013-14, RNCOS acknowledged.