Articles tagged with: Xl and Seven

XL Expands Mobile Network Capacity in Indonesia With Cisco

Indonesia's PT Excelcomindo Pratama, (xl) has deployed a new technology from Cisco that allows it to increase the capacity of its network up to seven times. The technology, the Cisco Service and Application Module for Internet Protocol (SAMI) for the Cisco 7600 Series Router, supports industry-leading SS7-over-IP (SS7oIP) traffic-processing density.  more

Related Tags: cisco, pt-excelcomindo-pratama, excelcomindo, Indonesia

Who are the Fastest Growing Operators in Asia-Pacific?

The ten fastest growing companies in the Asia Pacific region added a total of just over 65m new customers between them, or two thirds of the regional total and more than one third of the global total. This total compares with just 52m for the prior quarter. All ten added more than three million new connections and the 20 fastest growing businesses all added more than one million, this emphasising both the size of the market and its diversity.  more

Related Tags: asia-pacific, indosat, china-unicom, china-mobile, vodafone, reliance, bharti, viettel

Excelcomindo Q2 - 85% price crash boosts connections by 124%

After three quarters of solid growth of between 2.5m and 3m new customers, Indonesian operator Excelcomindo (xl) has put in a record performance of 4.50m net additions in Q2 2008, to boost its total by 24.5% in just three months. In fact, the number represented a fourth consecutive quarterly record, leaving the rolling annual total at an impressive 12.7m - an incredible seven times what the operator managed in the prior 12 month period. Annual proportionate customer growth stood at 124.5% - the highest rate recorded by the operator since the late 1990s, when it was in its infancy with fewer than 500,000 connections.  more

Related Tags: indosat, arpu, excelcomindo, 3m, Indonesia

IN DEPTH: Telecom Malaysia International Q1 2008 Results

TM International, the former mobile arm of Telekom Malaysia, has reported results independently for the first time, despite only having been demerged from the parent company at the end of April. Telekom Malaysia has been preparing for the spin-off for some time, transferring all of the relevant assets into the TM International division, including domestic mobile concern Celcom, before issuing paper in the new company to its own shareholders. This demerger process was completed on 25th April and trading began on the new TMI stock on the Bursa Malaysia on 28t h April. After initially trading at just over RM7,500 the share price has stayed very steady, with a maximum variation of around 7%.  more

Related Tags: m1, roaming, telekom-malaysia, banglalink, celcom, telekom, spice, Malaysia