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Bharti Airtel ranked as one of the top performers
By SiliconIndia | Wednesday, 05 January 2011, 03:25 Hrs
Bangalore: A study conducted by Boston consulting group (BCG) ranked Bharti Airtel as one the top performers in the global Telecom Industry.
Every year, the Telecom industry is creating a new milestone compared to the other industries by attracting millions of subscribers every year. Shareholders of America Movil (Mexico), China Mobile (Hong Kong) and Bharti Airtel have gained hugely with the total returns to shareholders (TSR) exceeding 25 percent. It is also observed that, telcos in developed countries generated just 2 percent TSR, while those in the developing countries generated a whopping 21 percent TSR.
With Bharti Airtel acquiring Africa based Zain Telecom for $10.7 billion has made Bharti the world's fifth largest mobile operator, with operations across 18 countries. Comparing to other countries, India has had the highest growth in terms of Telecom in 2010.
The report also mentions there are five new strategic options that are coming up of which at least two will be adopted by the operators. The new trends will make operators become one stop shop for many consumers and small enterprises by providing new services and products. It also suggested that if telecom operators have to survive competition and challenges in future, they have to concentrate on satisfying their shareholders.
Every year, the Telecom industry is creating a new milestone compared to the other industries by attracting millions of subscribers every year. Shareholders of America Movil (Mexico), China Mobile (Hong Kong) and Bharti Airtel have gained hugely with the total returns to shareholders (TSR) exceeding 25 percent. It is also observed that, telcos in developed countries generated just 2 percent TSR, while those in the developing countries generated a whopping 21 percent TSR.
With Bharti Airtel acquiring Africa based Zain Telecom for $10.7 billion has made Bharti the world's fifth largest mobile operator, with operations across 18 countries. Comparing to other countries, India has had the highest growth in terms of Telecom in 2010.
The report also mentions there are five new strategic options that are coming up of which at least two will be adopted by the operators. The new trends will make operators become one stop shop for many consumers and small enterprises by providing new services and products. It also suggested that if telecom operators have to survive competition and challenges in future, they have to concentrate on satisfying their shareholders.
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