Telstra Corp: Cash rich predator

Pyramid Research, Inc, January 2003, Pages: 13

Despite a stagnant Australian market, Telstra has managed to increase
revenues and cash, even while its domestic capex needs have fallen. At home, the incumbent operator is targeting the nascent Australian broadband market to drive growth, even while eyeing opportunities in other Asian markets. As global telecom valuations remain depressed, Telstra’s cash rich position will become a major asset, although the company is cautious about appearing too expansive to its shareholders.

Number of Pages: 13
Number of Exhibits: 10
Regions: Asia-Pacific

Overview of Telstra Corp<BR>Financial Summary: Telstra Corp<BR>Operating Efficiency - Mobile<BR>Operating Efficiency: Fixed<BR>Financial Strength<BR><BR>List of Exhibits: <BR><BR>Telstra Corp's Revenue Breakdown (1999-2002)<BR>Telstra Corp. Operational Performances, 1999-2001<BR>Shareholding Pattern<BR>Telstra Corp Subscriber Data<BR>Telstra Corp. ARPU Statistics<BR>Telstra Corp Subscriber Churn<BR>CSL Hong Kong operating efficiency<BR>Key Operating Parameters<BR>Telstra Corp Capex Breakdown<BR>Telstra Corp’s Key Ratios

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