Sri Lanka will present normal floor rates for call charges viable from Feb. 1 in an offer to guarantee that little telecom administrators stay focused, an authority with the nation's information transfers controller said on Tuesday.
Charges on the same system will be raised by a most extreme 50 percent to 1.50 rupees for every moment, while those between systems will be lessened by as much as 28 percent to 1.80 rupees, Indrajith Handapangoda, acting executive, rivalry, with the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission, told Reuters.
"Administrators had asked for to audit the floor rate, particularly the little administrators having a lower piece of the pie.
At the point when this sort of duty arrives, they can contend with enormous administrators."
The move would enhance rivalry among telecom administrators as new endorsers would have no motivating forces in picking a specific system, examiners said.
Sri Lanka has five cell phone system administrators, including recorded Dialog Axiata and Mobitel Sri Lanka, the portable arm of recorded altered line telephone administrator Sri Lankan Telecom.
Dialog and Mobitel represent around two-third of the cellular telephone market. The other three cellular phone system administrators are Airtel, the neighborhood arm of India's greatest telecom transporter Bharti Airtel Ltd, Etisalat, an auxiliary of Dubai-based Emirates Telecommunication Corp, and Hutchison, claimed by Hutchison Asia Telecom
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Sri Lanka to present normal floor rates for call charges from Feb 1
2016-01-19T23:38:00-08:00
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