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Telecom Egypt Q3 net dips 13% to EGP 826 million
Thursday 12 November 2009 | 10:24 PM
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Telecom Egypt posted a 13 percent decline in net profit for the third quarter to EGP 826 million. It posted 9-month net profit of EGP 2.576 billion, 18 percent up from a year earlier. The firm said its sales revenues declined 5.5 percent to EGP2.54 billion in the quarter. EBITDA after subtracting provisions declined 11.2 percent to EGP1.245 billion. According to Reuters, CEO Tarek Tantawy said the business model was very quickly adapting to the rapid market changes and intensive competition from mobile operators. Broadband customers were up 68 percent year-on-year growth to a total of 572,000. However, fixed-line customers fell 15 percent year-on-year to 9.6 million.
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This chart shows the current and preferred length of mobile subscriptions by Dutch consumers for the main providers. The respondents were asked about the length of their current subscriptions. Those, who responded that they were likely or certain to change their subscription in the coming 6 months, were then asked which length of subscription they preferred for their subsequent subscription. Period of research was October - December 2009.
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