Telstra 4G in demand

Telstra has added 3.4 million 4G devices to its mobile network since launching the ultra-fast service two years ago. This includes more than 360,000 smartphones since June 30 this year. There has been a 23 per cent increase in demand for data every month as 3G customers switched to 4G. There are about 15 million mobile devices on Telstra's network.

By InvestSMART · 8 Oct 2013

By InvestSMART ·
8 Oct 2013

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Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…

How many 4G devices has Telstra added since it launched its ultra-fast service?

The article reports Telstra has added 3.4 million 4G devices to its mobile network since launching the ultra-fast service two years ago.

How many smartphones did Telstra add to its network recently?

According to the article, Telstra added more than 360,000 smartphones since June 30 this year.

What is driving the surge in data demand on Telstra's network?

The article attributes the surge to 3G customers switching to 4G, which has produced a reported 23% increase in demand for data every month.

How many total mobile devices are on Telstra's network right now?

The article states there are about 15 million mobile devices on Telstra's network.

When did Telstra launch its ultra-fast 4G service mentioned in the article?

The article says the ultra-fast service was launched two years ago — the 3.4 million 4G device figure is counted since that launch.

What does the article mean by Telstra's 'ultra-fast service'?

In the context of the article, 'ultra-fast service' refers to Telstra's 4G mobile service that has been rolled out and adopted by devices on its network.

Does the article say the increase in 4G devices and data demand has affected Telstra’s financial results?

No — the article reports device and data-demand metrics (3.4 million 4G devices, 360,000+ smartphones since June 30, and a 23% monthly rise in data demand) but does not provide information on revenue, profit or other financial results.

What should everyday investors do to follow up on Telstra’s 4G growth and rising data demand?

The article provides usage and device figures but not financial analysis. Everyday investors who want to understand the investment implications should consult Telstra’s official reports, earnings releases or analyst commentary for information on revenue, margins and guidance tied to this 4G adoption.