New Delhi: Gross income Telecommunications service provider fell 1.36 percent year after year to Rs 67,300 Crore in the July-September 2021 quarter, according to Trai reports released on Monday.
Telecom (TSPS) service providers have posted the gross income of Rs 68,228 Crore in the same quarter a year ago, according to the Trai Performance Indicator report for the July-September 2021 quarter The government, increased by 17.07 percent to RS 53,510 crore during the quarter reported from Rs 45,707 Crore in the appropriate period of 2020.
Access service providers such as Bharti Airtel Jio and Vodafone ideas that provide services to end consumers contributing 78 percent of gross income and 79 percent agr percent.
Reliance Jio reported the highest AGR Rs 18,467.47 Crore during the quarter reported.
It was followed by Bharti Airtel (Rs 14,730.85 Crore), IDE Vodafone (RS 6,337.58 Crore), BSNL (RS 1,934.73 Crore), Tata Teleservices (RS 554.33 Crore), MTNL (RS 331.56 Crore) and Reliance Communication ( Rs 53.4 Crore).
Government revenue from telecommunications services in the form of license fees and the cost of using spectrum (SUC) increased by 16.8 percent and 19.99 percent every year.
Government revenue collection in the form of licensing costs is Rs 4,271 Crore and SUCs RS 1,741 Crore during July-September 2021, compared with RS 3,656 Crore and Rs 1,451 Crore in the same quarter of 2020, according to the report.
TELCOS DIP Gross Revenue 1.36% in Q2, AGR rose 17%
