Voice is no longer the main telecom revenue in Brazil
Data net revenue (fixed and mobile) and pay TV totalized R$ 33.6 billion in the first Semester of 2015 (1S15) outpacing voice revenues (fixed and mobile) which totalized R$ 32.0 billion in this period.
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(Partiticipation In Brazilian Net Revenue) |
Note: This analysis doesn't include the revenue from handsets sale.
The drop in voice revenue was accelerated in 1S15 by the fall of 10% in mobile voice revenue, in comparison with 1S14, due to a more intense use of messaging and reduction of VUM (interconnection). Fixed voice revenue decreased 3% in this period.
Mobile voice still is, however, the main telecom service in Brazil holding total revenue of 29% and voice total revenue of 59%.
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(Brazilian Net Revenue 1S15) |
Fixed broadband, mobile data and pay TV presented very similar participation in the total revenue of telecom services (16% to 18%).
Since 2013, voice is no longer the main revenue among fixed services. In 1S15, 69% of the fixed services revenue came from fixed broadband and pay TV.
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(Partiticipation of Data Revenue) |
In mobile telephony, voice still is the main services revenue, but in 1S15 data already represented 38% of the mobile operators' services revenue.
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