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Monday 25th July 2011 2 Comments |
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Vodafone lost 26,000 mobile customers in this country during the three months to the end of June.
In a management statement for the worldwide Vodafone business, the company said it had 2.46 million New Zealand mobile customers as at June 30. Of those, 67.6 percent were prepaid, down from 68 percent prepaid at March 31.
The company noted that its service revenue growth in New Zealand was affected by a cut to mobile termination rates -- what telcos pay each other when calls cross between their networks -- from May 6.
Overall, the group reported revenue up 3.5 percent to Stg11.7 billion ($NZ22.07b) in the quarter, with service revenue up 1.5 percent from a year earlier to Stg10.9 billion. Excluding mobile termination rate cuts, group service revenue lifted 3.9 percent.
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