America Movil said its revenues, at constant exchange rates, climbed 5.8% year-on-year to reach 198 billion Mexican pesos (15.62 billion US dollars) in the fourth quarter of 2012. The Latin American telecoms group said: "Service revenue growth
improved from the prior quarter in all
major regions except Mexico. ....mobile data and
PayTV were the drivers of revenue growth,
with 33.3% and 20.2%, respectively, while
fixed-line voice posted a 7.2% revenue decline, continuing the trend seen over the last
several quarters. Mobile voice revenues
were down 1.7%, partly on account of the
marked economic slowdown observed in
several countries in the region that took
place hand in hand with that of the U.S."
However, the group said that its revenues in the U.S. "shot up 30.8% to 1.4 billion dollars with ARPU rising 14.9% as our mix of commercial plans continued to shift towards StraightTalk plans and as data becomes more meaningful. Data revenues more than doubled over the period and now account for 36.1% of service revenues." source: America Movil statement
However, the group said that its revenues in the U.S. "shot up 30.8% to 1.4 billion dollars with ARPU rising 14.9% as our mix of commercial plans continued to shift towards StraightTalk plans and as data becomes more meaningful. Data revenues more than doubled over the period and now account for 36.1% of service revenues." source: America Movil statement
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