Friday, 8 February 2013

Telecom operators in Pakistan are likely to lose Rs. 35 billion to prohibit new SIM card sold through a network of retailers, the government has allowed new connections only through company-owned service centers and franchise sales revenue, Dawn News reported annually.

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority source was quoted as news reports, a 75% decline in new sales, which translated into rupees. $ 400 million as a loss in revenue of the five mobile operators in the past two months.

In addition, the government has won 29% of revenue compared to the same period last year, the time of the report.

If this trend goes on, the operators may lose Rs. 35 billion in 2013, or about 10% of the revenue, the government will collect Rs. Less 1050000000 taxes.

Cellular telecommunications industry generated Rs. PTA instructions prior to the issuance of the $ 3 billion in revenue every month aimed at curbing terrorism.

Sale Ufone2013 January the number of connections for 300,000 286,000295,000 were Mobilink, Telenor 250,000 and 112,000 Warid Telecom, the report said.

In addition, the network was forced to interrupt, has resulted in the loss of 5 the mobile co rupees the income. 3 billion, until now. Government is losing the RS. Close 900 million account services.

The telecommunications industry is that they are worried about in the coming days, the silence of the mobile communication services, in all ethnic and religious occasions, which is usually the busiest and highest paid days for the telecommunications sector revenue forced the network interruption losses may be bigger.

Pakistan government, especially the Ministry of the Interior has maintained a focus on the telecommunications industry in recent months to solve the problem of terrorism. It has taken a variety of measures to combat terrorism, eventually leading to huge losses in the industry and the government itself.

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