Indian mobile industry comes of age?
Category: General | No Comments | Posted on April 29, 2005
The essence of this Telegraph story is that the Indian mobile industry has matured because the proportion of prepaid subscribers registered a decline for the first time since the segment was introduced in 1997.
Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) director-general T. V. Ramchandran said, “More post-paid subscribers in any mobile phone market is a sign of maturity. This signifies that the Indian mobile market has crossed the line to attain maturity and is now poised for a steady growth.
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