Airtel flags potential price rise for low-cost unlimited-data plans
Bharti Airtel said its pricing architecture needs to improve, signalling possible tariff increases for low-priced unlimited-data plans. June-quarter profit rose 37.3% to Rs 8,167 crore, while India ARPU increased 5.6% to Rs 264.
Bharti Airtel signalled potential tariff increases for low-priced unlimited-data plans, citing the need for healthier pricing architecture. June-quarter profit rose 37.3% to Rs 8,167 crore, while the company also advances Mumbai land acquisition for planned data-centre capacity.
Why this matters
The signal follows Airtel's fibre-first home broadband shift after FWA additions fell 57% QoQ and recent reports of rising Q1 profit and ARPU reaching ₹264.
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