Annual Report 2011 - T-Hrvatski Telekom
Annual Report 2011 - T-Hrvatski Telekom
Annual Report 2011 - T-Hrvatski Telekom
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Business units: Residental<br />
and Business<br />
Business Review <strong>2011</strong><br />
On 1 January 2010, the former divisions of T-Com<br />
and T-Mobile, serving the fixed and mobile markets<br />
respectively, were replaced by a new structure based<br />
on the Residential and Business segments. Starting<br />
from the first quarter of <strong>2011</strong>, segmental reporting<br />
was introduced along these lines.<br />
In its financial reports, the Group’s segments are<br />
reported by contribution to EBITDA level.<br />
Residential Segment<br />
Overview<br />
• T-HT maintained its leading position in the mobile,<br />
fixed and IP market<br />
• From Q1 <strong>2011</strong>, the regulator (HAKOM) amended<br />
the definition of the total prepaid subscriber<br />
base so that only SIMs showing traffic or voucher<br />
recharges in the previous 90 days should be<br />
considered as subscribers. Actual data for 2010<br />
was adjusted in accordance with this<br />
• New postpaid EXTRA tariffs were introduced with<br />
a particular focus on data<br />
• The Simpa prepaid tariff was reintroduced<br />
• The Group conducted continuous retention<br />
initiatives in both postpaid and prepaid segments<br />
• T-HT successfully defended its fixed voice<br />
customer base<br />
• The Group has 539,000 ADSL mainlines and<br />
321,000 TV customers<br />
• The Group is increasing coverage with a Direct to<br />
Home satellite TV service. Also offered exlusive<br />
TV content on MAXtv — Croatia’s Premier Football<br />
League, Formula 1 and launched MAXtv To Go —<br />
a TV service for smartphones, tablets, laptops and<br />
PCs.<br />
• The Group launched MAX3 triple play offers<br />
Major Achievements in <strong>2011</strong><br />
HT a launched mobile acquisition and retention<br />
campaign for all new and existing customers signing<br />
24-month contracts during first six weeks of the year.<br />
The strong focus on mobile broadband was further<br />
emphasized by the launch of new postpaid tariffs<br />
in March and new mobile Internet tariffs in May.<br />
Additionally, new Extra family tariffs were launched<br />
offering benefits for up to seven family members and<br />
including unlimited calls on the HT network. Extra<br />
tariffs also included a special offer targeting young<br />
people.<br />
In October, the new rebranded Simpa tariff was relaunched,<br />
with attractive cross-network pricing, and a<br />
mobile number porting offer.<br />
Bonbon, the prepaid brand aimed at young urban<br />
professionals, continued its growth with a successful<br />
marketing campaigns where customers allow to<br />
selecy select convenient price points and members<br />
also receive promotional offers.<br />
The new fixed tariff option ‘U mreži’ was also<br />
launched offering more attractive rates for calls to the<br />
T-Mobile network.<br />
Fixed and mobile products were bundled in ADSL<br />
customer acquisition campaigns promoting bundled<br />
packages.<br />
In TV, customer acquisition campaigns were offered<br />
in both IPTV and DTH satellite TV service. IPTV offers<br />
were focused on expanding sports content and the<br />
introduction of new pay-per-view services. Market<br />
leadership was reinforced through exclusive content<br />
such as MAXtv, Croatian Premier League football and<br />
Formula 1.<br />
The MAX3 triple play was launched with specially<br />
designed packages combining voice, ADSL and IPTV<br />
services with attractive pricing.<br />
The launch of MAXtv To Go, a service for<br />
smartphones, tablets, laptops and PCs will make TV<br />
available everywhere and on all platforms.<br />
The mobile subscriber base decreased by 1.9%,<br />
from 2,003,000 subscribers in 2010 to 1,964,000<br />
subscribers in <strong>2011</strong>, driven by a 3.6% decrease in<br />
prepaid subscribers, partly a result of migration to<br />
postpaid.<br />
Minutes of usage per average subscriber in <strong>2011</strong><br />
increased by 0.7% due to new, improved tariffs<br />
provided mainly in the prepaid segment.