Vi, Airtel, Jio Will Benefit from Recent Changes

Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio are all going to benefit from the tariff hikes, change in plan structure, relief package, and the withdrawal of data and voice calling benefits for the low-income customers.

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  • With all the changes that have happened, the telcos are surely going to earn more
  • Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio, the three private telecom operators of the nation will certainly benefit from the recent changes that have kicked in
  • Even the pandemic situation has improved very much now which will further let the telcos add more users aggressively

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Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio, the three private telecom operators of the nation, will certainly benefit from the recent changes that have kicked in. The changes that are being referred to here are the change in tariffs and offers provided to the customers. In the September quarter, multiple things took place, such as telcos removed their base plans to earn more out of low average revenue per user (ARPU) customers. Then the telcos introduced bulk data plans with new validities, which were slightly on the more expensive end. Telcos even withdrew the offers and benefits (talktime and data) that they were providing to their customers.




Consumers Will Spend More in September Quarter

With all the changes that have happened, the telcos are surely going to earn more. Consumer spends are going to increase substantially, which will help the operators in increasing their ARPU. With their ARPU slightly increased, the operators are expected to continue exploring ways to expand their subscriber market share until 5G comes, but that is a topic of discussion for some other day.

Even the pandemic situation has improved very much now, which will further let the telcos add more users aggressively. The telecom operators aren’t even offering SMS benefits in their low-end plans, which will mean that low-income users won’t have the ability to port to the other networks. For keeping the SMS benefits, consumers will have to spend more.

Further, if the relief package comes and tariff hikes are followed by that, it will mean that the telecom operators will be in a very good position instantly. This will further push people outside of the industry to invest their money in the sector resulting in an even better scenario for everyone involved.

Few things which might still bug the operators are adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues, spectrum usage charges (SUC), and the inability to surrender unused spectrum. Hopefully, things will change for the sector very soon.

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