This comes in a year of turmoil for the company where its share price plunged and regulatory issues continued to hamper growth and future planning.
Telecom CEO, Paul Reynolds, said operational performance was "satisfactory with good cost control offsetting significantly higher regulatory costs and intensifying competition."
I see more of the same for full year 2011. With a stagnant to dropping revenue base the only way profit can grow slightly or stay at current levels is to cut operational costs further. Not good for the long-term.
Key Points
Net profit: 103,000; Down 36.8%; 163,000
Total operating revenue (before adjusting items): 1,316,000; Down 2.9%; 1,356,000
Earnings per share: 5 cps; 9 cps
First Quarter Dividend: 3.5 cps
Increased competition impacting on margins
Management appear reticent to make too much of future profit levels because of probable impacts of the rollout of the fast fibre network, but they have indicated a small increase in earnings before tax for 2012 - 2013.
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