Telecommunications

Wireless landline buoys Bayantel revenues

Driven by increased subscription of its wireless landline service, first half revenues of Bayan Telecommunications (Bayantel) grew 18 percent to P3.07 Billion from Php2.6 Billion during the same period last year.

The 30 percent year-on-year growth of its Bayan wireless landline (BWL) subscribers, which totaled 160,000 as of end June, beat industry growth of –4 percent during the same period.

BWL offers unlimited local calling and texting within Metro Manila and free intra-Bayantel landline calls and texts nationwide. BWL services appeal to those who are on-the-go but prefer to use portable handsets to reach other landlines.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 13 August 2008 19:55 )
 

Poor revenues reduce Globe Telecom's net income

Globe TelecomLower revenues pulled down the net income of Globe Telecom Inc, the country's second-largest cellular service company, for the year's first six months.

In a report to regulators, Globe Telecom said its net profit slid 3 percent to P6.2 billion. Core net income, which excluded forex, mark-to-market gains and other charges, dropped 10 percent to P6.7 billion.

Consolidated service revenues also decreased by 2 percent to P31.1 billion.

Total operating expenses, on the other hand, rose 11 percent to P11.83 billion.
 

PLDT to take over Bohol phone project

Telecommunications giant Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. is set to take over the facilities of the Bohol Municipal Telephone Project (MTP) from the Department of Transportation and Communication.

PLDT and the DOTC have entered into an agreement, which hands PLDT all the rights, title and interest of the agency in and to the facilities covering the Bohol Project.
 

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