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<p>With all three Singapore operators having reported 3Q numbers,  there has been a small improvements in negative trends with mobile service revenue growth declining 1.2%. Despite <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/323" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:323:1">TPG (TPM AU)</a> delaying entry until late 2018, the three operators have been reasonably aggressive in their recent offerings, with all three launching unlimited data packages. The market is characterized by declining IDD and roaming revenues and weak voice (voice revenues -16% YoY) partially offset by rising data (+11%…</p>

With all three Singapore operators having reported 3Q numbers,  there has been a small improvements in negative trends with mobile service revenue growth declining 1.2%. Despite TPG (TPM AU) delaying entry until late 2018, the three operators have been reasonably aggressive in their recent offerings, with all three launching unlimited data packages. The market is characterized by declining IDD and roaming revenues and weak voice (voice revenues -16% YoY) partially offset by rising data (+11%…

Singapore Telcos: Buckling Down Ahead of New Entrant.