Slight drop in revenue growth seen for telcos


RAM Ratings, in a commentary on the sector, however, said profitability and margins were anticipated to remain flattish among players. It also said data consumption would continue to register strong growth.

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian mobile industry is projected to experience a mild contraction in revenue growth in 2017, amid aggressive competition and a maturing growth environment.

RAM Ratings, in a commentary on the sector, however, said profitability and margins were anticipated to remain flattish among players.

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