MNOs offer attractive pricing on services


Kenanga Research retained its “neutral” stance on the telecommunications sector amid persistent uncertainty surrounding the 5G Dual Network (5GDN) framework.

PETALING JAYA: Mobile network operators (MNOs) are offering discounts and competitive pricing on home fibre services instead of postpaid plans to sustain customers and revenue, says Kenanga Research.

Prepaid average revenue per user (arpu) seems to have bottomed out and net additions are expected to remain weak with volatility driven by persistent competition, according to the research house.

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