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Digi maintains data momentum in Q1 2015
Smartphone ownership on Digi.Com Bhd’s network grew to 53.2% in the first quarter this year (Q1 2015), while the data momentum seen in 2014 continued to pick up in 2015, with data revenue rising by 17.7% from a year ago.
Slugfest: Malaysia’s Big 3 mobile operators’ FY 2014 performance
Who’s winning the celco war in Malaysia? DNA editor Goh Thean Eu gets fiscal and crunches the 2014 numbers from Celcom, Digi and Maxis.
Axiata sees consolidation opportunities, eyeing M&As
Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) may be on the cards for mobile telecommunications group Axiata Group Bhd this year, as some of the Asian markets are ripe for consolidation.
Margins are misleading indicators, says Axiata CEO
A better way to measure telcos is ROCE or ROIC
This comes as Axiata sees EBITDA margin fall
Telco Deep Dive: LTE’s elusive business model
On May 26, Digital News Asia (DNA) released its first Deep Dive report, which looked at the telecommunications space in Malaysia. In this article, Edwin Yapp explores the LTE landscape in Malaysia and wonders how operators intend to recoup their investments.
Malaysia’s mobile space: No 1 position up for grabs
The mobile operator industry in Malaysia is in flux. Goh Thean Eu crunches the numbers to see if there can be some clarity on who is going to emerge the winner amongst the Big 3.
DiGi’s RM900mil capex bet on 3G and LTE
DiGi.Com Bhd will be investing up to RM900 million (US$275 million) in capital expenditure (capex) this year, the bulk of which will be used to widen its third generation (3G) and Long Term Evolution (LTE) network coverage.
Axiata manages to post growth despite Indonesian setback
Axiata Group Bhd posted a slight increase in its fourth quarter earnings and revenue, even while its Indonesian operation was going through a turbulent year.
Cloud: Vendors not doing enough for their channels
Recent research from Brocade indicates that many channel organizations are being impeded in their efforts to move toward cloud-based professional services due to a lack of flexibility and capability by their vendors.
