(AGI) – The NRA cuts rates for unbundled due to Telecom Italy for access to the last leg of the pair of the fixed network.
The company, however, announced an appeal to the Administrative Court, because the decision of the regulatory authority of the telecommunications sector is retroactive and covers the period from 2010 to 2012. Asked whether Telecom intends to appeal against the decision of ‘ NRA, the CEO Marco Patuano responded “definitely yes”, also expressing some “bitterness” to the fact that the rules on rates always come with some delay – “the rules for 2014 will be fixed in 2015, and even could be revised rules of 2009 “- and stressing that this penalizes those w ho have to make long-term investments. The rate cut, in fact, implies that the former monopoly of the network will be forced to pay back tens of millions of euro collected in those years by “alternative operators”, as compensation for access to the fixed network. A blow to the company headed by Marco Patuano, who found himself back in 2013 having to accuse the backlash of the cut mobile prices (estimated at 475 million in revenues). AGCOM decision to cut rates for unbundled arises from the judgments of the State Council, which decided to rectify competing operators Eutelia, Wind and Fastweb times to get a review of the calculation method. The authority has broken down rates in 2012 of less than 23 cents bringing them to 9.05 euro per month from the current 9.28 euro. Magazines also those of 2011 and 2010 to 8.9 euro to 8.67 euro. Telecom shares Italy today are the worst among the blue chips and yield 2% on the market.
December 16, 2014 12:55 – Last Updated: 13:55
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