How BJP govt Is Destroying BSNL to Help Jio: BSNLEU Asst. Gen Sec

[crashnburn]

8 minutes ago, panipoori said:

Capitalism lo tappavu mari....it's better than the productivity achieved by these govt organizations

or just banish patents, and let everyone access to the tech that is funded by public research(pretty much all research) and let there be competition. that's capitalism.

lol. mba fcuks would lose their mind.

[panipoori]

4 minutes ago, crashnburn said:

or just banish patents, and let everyone access to the tech that is funded by public research(pretty much all research) and let there be competition. that's capitalism.

lol. mba fcuks would lose their mind.

mba are anyhow overated degrees. you really don't need those degreess to sell  ideas..

Mundu aa big 4 consulting companies ni 10gali......vaalu chese scam lu ee desi witch companies kuda cheyavemo

[AndhraneedSCS]

39 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Complaint istiva?? Enthuku follow up cheyyala, vaalla customer care lo adigithe cheptaaru ga...

Making a case to get rid of land phone. 

 

If we can survive without it for 3 months, we can get rid of it ani.

 

Already complaint icharu ma nanna. nothing happened. Looks like they dont want our money/business.

 

 

[crashnburn]

40 minutes ago, panipoori said:

mba are anyhow overated degrees. you really don't need those degreess to sell  ideas..

Mundu aa big 4 consulting companies ni 10gali......vaalu chese scam lu ee desi witch companies kuda cheyavemo

They are okay. depends on the person, and his background.

the point is, govt money used to make private people rich. if public funded inventions were free to be used , there will form an alternate opensource movement in technology that will eat most of the current tech leaders.

it will form new asshole companies like google, but they can be cut down to size too with the right regulations. the idea is to never let private people profit off public wealth.

if the entrepreneur is smart enough to make it big, let him. but it rarely happens. and definitely not for extended times, because competition catches up, if the govt doesn't support the incumbent and makes him a billionaire. so the rest of the world can marvel at what a visionary he is, when he's just a fcuking leech.

here we are talking about govt employees, enterprises, when private ones are exactly the same.

[crashnburn]

47 minutes ago, panipoori said:

mba are anyhow overated degrees. you really don't need those degreess to sell  ideas..

Mundu aa big 4 consulting companies ni 10gali......vaalu chese scam lu ee desi witch companies kuda cheyavemo

No man is a 1000, million times smarter than the avg man. at best 10-20% smarter, and that too in specific areas.

the rest of humanity are not his slaves. lol.

govt enterprises are crap, but its even more crap to sell them to private player and make these losers billionaires.

[alpachinao]

3 hours ago, timmy said:

time unappudu video motham choodu since 2014 bsnl was in profits ani chepthunnadu 

Googled In 2014 8,234 cr losses

[timmy]

11 minutes ago, alpachinao said:

Googled In 2014 8,234 cr losses

BSNL reports Rs 8,234 crore net loss in FY15

Posts operating profit of Rs 672 cr for FY15

BS Reporter Last Updated at November 18, 2015 00:52 IST

 

 

 

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BSNL has reported a net loss of Rs 8,234 crore for 2014-15 against Rs 7,020 crore in 2013-14. BSNL's chairman and managing director Anupam Shrivastava ascribed the rise in net losses to asset depreciation being calculated according to the new Companies Act norms. He said the net loss would have been much less, at Rs 5,370 crore, if asset depreciation was calculated according to the old Companies Act. BSNL reported an operating profit of Rs 672 crore for the financial year under review, compared with an operating loss of Rs 691 crore in 2013-14.

Income from services increased 4.16 per cent to Rs 27,242 crore in 2014-15. The figure was Rs 26,153 crore in the previous financial year.

"BSNL had bad financial results for the past few years, but in 2014-15, it was able to reverse the trend. It is a known fact that most of the telecom majors are having heavy debt burdens, but BSNL continues to be relatively better, showing a low debt equity ratio," said Shrivastava.

The debt equity ratio of BSNL is around 0.13 per cent, the lowest in the sector.

BSNL will invest Rs 7,700 crore in the current financial year to expand network. The company also plans to launch 4G long-term evolution (LTE) services on the 2,600 MHz band in few cities by the end of FY16.

"BSNL is focusing on data. Currently, 10 per cent of the revenue is coming from mobile data and it is expected to go up 20-25 per cent in the next few years," Shrivastava added.

Also on the cards is a 'super highway transport network' with 100 gigabits per second, or GPS, line capacity to improve data connectivity to state capitals and major cities.

BSNL has decided to form a separate infrastructure company for tower business with 64,500 towers and it expects Rs 2,200 crore revenue in the next two to four years. It also plans to monetise its land assets and expects to generate Rs 2,500 crore revenues.

It has also opened 500 exclusive call centres for GSM, wire line and broadband services.

BSNL has started to monetise its towers by entering into agreements with other operators and there is 42 per cent increase in tower business. A tower subsidiary will be created subject to Cabinet approval, said Shrivastava.

BSNL is also in talks with private telcos for intra circle roaming (ICR) agreements to share its passive infrastructure with them. It expects to earn Rs 300-400 crore a year through ICR arrangements starting the next financial year. Along with spectrum sharing, the revenue expectations will go much higher, Shrivastava had earlier told Business Standard in an interview. In ICR agreements, passive infrastructure such as base transceiver stations will be shared among the operators when a subscriber of an operator roams in that circle.

"We have started discussions with Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Idea Cellular on spectrum sharing. We are in the process of working out the modalities and will soon come up with proposals for the same. A deal, though, is 6-12 months away," Shrivastava had said.

Private operators, especially Bharti Airtel, have been asking the government for more spectrum and with the opening up of sharing and trading norms, the telcos are looking to strike deals with potential firms to share the scarce resource.

BSNL has idle spectrum in many locations. "It (spectrum sharing and trading) will be a huge revenue potential for us," Shrivastava added.

The state-owned firm has been struggling to survive in the highly competitive telecom sector and for the past few years, it has been incurring losses. It has been taking various measures aimed at a turnaround, including focusing on data services to improve revenues. BSNL will be investing Rs 39,000 crore in the next five years, a major chunk of it will be on data.

It will set up 2,500 Wi-Fi hotspots by the end of the current financial year, out of which 450 have already been set up across 50 cities.

 

 

First Published: Wed, November 18 2015. 00:25 IST

 

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[alpachinao]

4 minutes ago, timmy said:

BSNL reports Rs 8,234 crore net loss in FY15

Posts operating profit of Rs 672 cr for FY15

BS Reporter Last Updated at November 18, 2015 00:52 IST

 

 

 

5659

 

 

 

• ALSO READ

  SBI net up 23% in March quarter

  BSNL to offer free roaming services from June 15

  Arman Financial Services net up by 36% rise in gross profit

  RCom net rises, but lags expectations

  Corp Bank net up 17.5% at Rs 189 cr

•  
   

BSNL has reported a net loss of Rs 8,234 crore for 2014-15 against Rs 7,020 crore in 2013-14. BSNL's chairman and managing director Anupam Shrivastava ascribed the rise in net losses to asset depreciation being calculated according to the new Companies Act norms. He said the net loss would have been much less, at Rs 5,370 crore, if asset depreciation was calculated according to the old Companies Act. BSNL reported an operating profit of Rs 672 crore for the financial year under review, compared with an operating loss of Rs 691 crore in 2013-14.

Income from services increased 4.16 per cent to Rs 27,242 crore in 2014-15. The figure was Rs 26,153 crore in the previous financial year.

"BSNL had bad financial results for the past few years, but in 2014-15, it was able to reverse the trend. It is a known fact that most of the telecom majors are having heavy debt burdens, but BSNL continues to be relatively better, showing a low debt equity ratio," said Shrivastava.

The debt equity ratio of BSNL is around 0.13 per cent, the lowest in the sector.

BSNL will invest Rs 7,700 crore in the current financial year to expand network. The company also plans to launch 4G long-term evolution (LTE) services on the 2,600 MHz band in few cities by the end of FY16.

"BSNL is focusing on data. Currently, 10 per cent of the revenue is coming from mobile data and it is expected to go up 20-25 per cent in the next few years," Shrivastava added.

Also on the cards is a 'super highway transport network' with 100 gigabits per second, or GPS, line capacity to improve data connectivity to state capitals and major cities.

BSNL has decided to form a separate infrastructure company for tower business with 64,500 towers and it expects Rs 2,200 crore revenue in the next two to four years. It also plans to monetise its land assets and expects to generate Rs 2,500 crore revenues.

It has also opened 500 exclusive call centres for GSM, wire line and broadband services.

BSNL has started to monetise its towers by entering into agreements with other operators and there is 42 per cent increase in tower business. A tower subsidiary will be created subject to Cabinet approval, said Shrivastava.

BSNL is also in talks with private telcos for intra circle roaming (ICR) agreements to share its passive infrastructure with them. It expects to earn Rs 300-400 crore a year through ICR arrangements starting the next financial year. Along with spectrum sharing, the revenue expectations will go much higher, Shrivastava had earlier told Business Standard in an interview. In ICR agreements, passive infrastructure such as base transceiver stations will be shared among the operators when a subscriber of an operator roams in that circle.

"We have started discussions with Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Idea Cellular on spectrum sharing. We are in the process of working out the modalities and will soon come up with proposals for the same. A deal, though, is 6-12 months away," Shrivastava had said.

Private operators, especially Bharti Airtel, have been asking the government for more spectrum and with the opening up of sharing and trading norms, the telcos are looking to strike deals with potential firms to share the scarce resource.

BSNL has idle spectrum in many locations. "It (spectrum sharing and trading) will be a huge revenue potential for us," Shrivastava added.

The state-owned firm has been struggling to survive in the highly competitive telecom sector and for the past few years, it has been incurring losses. It has been taking various measures aimed at a turnaround, including focusing on data services to improve revenues. BSNL will be investing Rs 39,000 crore in the next five years, a major chunk of it will be on data.

It will set up 2,500 Wi-Fi hotspots by the end of the current financial year, out of which 450 have already been set up across 50 cities.

 

 

First Published: Wed, November 18 2015. 00:25 IST

 

https://www.business-standard.com/article/companies/bsnl-reports-rs-8-234-crore-net-loss-in-fy15-115111800027_1.html#targetText=BSNL reported an operating profit,in the previous financial year.

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BSNL has reported a net loss of Rs 8,234 crore for 2014-15 against Rs 7,020 crore in 2013-14.

 

in loss 2 years

[alpachinao]

Just now, alpachinao said:

BSNL has reported a net loss of Rs 8,234 crore for 2014-15 against Rs 7,020 crore in 2013-14.

 

in loss 2 years

So profit 672 ekkada nunchi vachindi accounts department Ni kuthalo kotala Lane gallu full confuse sessi dengutharu 

[babu_bangaram]

govt lack innovation...........that is the reason .......

they need to change by time .... else survival is an issue ...........

railways is in profits because there is no competition even though pathetic service and conditions ...... same thing airlines Airindia is in losses ..... same with BSNL..........

now railway stations are being privatised and railway trains (some ) are being privatised..............we will soon see good service ...........after 10 yrs same discussion will happen when they will make railways 51% privatise...... people will forget the condition of railways today ..... they will get all the nice things clean trains and clean railway stations but will oppose privatisation ...............

private companies think "customer is king" ..... govt company thinks "customer has no choice"......... hence the attitude ................