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    Umang Jain

    VS Kanchanamala

    Tarunima Bharadwaj

    Amit Goyal

    Ankit Jain

    Akshit Patel

    BIMHRD MGT 1 ,2011-13

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    Flow of presentation About Bharti Airtel Owner and management

    Services offered

    New initiatives in services

    Financial snapshots Indian telecom sector

    Telecom ecosystem

    Porters five force model

    Swot Analysis

    Strategies Recent events

    Question answer round

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    Bharti Airtel Limited Registered & Corporate OfficeBharti Airtel Limited,

    Bharti Crescent,

    1, Nelson Mandela Road,

    Vasant Kunj, Phase

    II,New Delhi 110 070,

    India

    Website

    http://www.airtel.com

    Listed

    During the year, there was no change in the authorised,issued,subscribed and paid-up equity share capital of the Companywhich stood at `Rs 18,987,650,480 divided into Rs.3,797,530,096

    equity shares of ` 5 each as at March 31, 2011.

    http://www.airtel.com/http://www.airtel.com/
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    Owner and ManagementBoard of directors: Mr. Sunil Bharti Mittal

    Chairman & Managing Director

    Mr. Manoj Kohli

    CEO (International) & Joint Managing Director

    Mr. Sanjay Kapoor

    CEO (India & South Asia)

    The Company won the 2010 Gallup Great Workplace Award onceagain

    and featured amongst the top 10 companies in Business Today BestCompany to Work for survey.

    The great place to work study ratedAirtel amongst Top 4 Largecompanies. The Outlook Business - Aon

    Hewitt survey rated Airtel amongst the Top 5 companies in India.

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    Services offered

    Wireless Services 2G/3G

    Rural Market

    Telemedia Services Fixed Line

    Broadband

    DTH

    Enterprise Services Carrier

    Corporate

    PassiveInfrastructure

    Bharti Infratel

    Indus Tower

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    New services initiatives in 2010-

    11

    3G Services in 9 of 13circles with 3Gspectrum

    airtel money - Indiasfirst mobile walletservice by a telecomoperator

    airtel call manager, aservice that enables acustomer to keephis/her callers

    informed

    airtel voice blog,worlds first voice

    blogging service

    airtel world SIM forinternationaltravellers

    Live Aarti on mobile

    LearnNext an e-Learning website forthe Companys

    broadband users

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    IPTV services inBangalore, the 2ndcity after Delhi

    airtel broadband TV,allows the broadbandcustomers to watchlive TV on theircomputers or laptops

    Unified ServiceManagement Centre

    (uSMC), i-Care was deployed

    across all countries ofoperation

    Global Data Servicesin Thailand andMalaysia

    Indias first High

    Definition (HD) boxwith Dolby digital plus

    offering 7.1 MAMO (My Airtel My

    Offer) is Africa's firstmarketing tool

    offering segmentedand personalisedoffers to both activeand

    inactive customers.

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    Financials Snapshot

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    Financial Snapshots

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    Indian Telecom Sector Financial year 2011 saw the continuance of

    strong customer growth for the Indian telecommarket, which witnessed a 36% increase in itscustomer base during the 12-month period.

    While wireless customers decreased by 6% thegrowth of telecom sector was fuelled by thewireless segment. The wireless segment crossed

    the 800 Mn customer mark with 812 Mncustomers as at end of March 31, 2011.

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    Growth in broadband services has been very low

    with 12 Mn broadband customers representing abroadband penetration of just 1%

    With the advent of 3g services in India , Telecomsector is all set to witness a new wave of mobileapplications ushering the growth of data servicesincluding internet browsing, entertainment

    services,application stores, video calling, enterpriseservices, m-Heath,m-Education, m-Commerce, e-governance, etc. This is expectedto provide thetrigger for the next phase of growth of the

    telecomindustry.

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    Telecom Ecosystem

    Indian Telecom Industry Framework

    Indian Government Bodies Independent Bodies

    Wireless Planning

    and Coordination

    (WPC)

    Department of

    Telecommunications

    Telecom

    Commission

    Group on Telecomand IT (GoT-IT)

    Telecom Regulatory

    Authority of India (TRAI)

    Telecom Disputes

    Settlement and Appellate

    Tribunal (TDSAT)

    Handles spectrum allocation

    and management

    DoT Licensee and

    frequency management

    for telecom

    Exclusive policy making body

    of DoT

    Handles ad hoc issues of

    the telecom industry

    Independent regulatory body

    Telecom disputes settlement

    body

    They formulate various policies and pass

    laws to regulate the telecom industry in

    India.

    They undertake various research activities and

    monitor the quality of service provided in the Indian

    telecom industry. They also provide various

    recommendations to improve the status of telecom

    operations in India.

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    Porters 5 Forces

    Threat fromCompetition

    CustomerBargaining

    Power

    Threat ofSubstitutes

    SupplierBargaining

    Power

    Threat ofNew

    Entrants

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    1. Threat from CompetitionWireless Market

    Top 4 garnering 75% market share

    HIGH

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    2. Customer Bargaining Power

    Lack of differentiation among Service

    Providers

    Cut throat Competition

    Low Switching Costs

    Number Portability will have Ve Impact

    Businesses & Consumers

    HIGH

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    3. Suppliers Bargaining PowerLOW

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    4. Threat of Substitutes

    Landline

    CDMA

    Video Conferencing

    VOIP - Skype, Gtalk, Yahoo Messenger

    e-Mail & Social Networking Websites

    BROADBAND

    SERVICES

    DIMINISHING MARKET HIGH

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    5. Threat of New Entrants

    Huge License Fees to be paid upfront & High gestation

    period

    Spectrum Availability & Regulatory Issues

    Infrastructure Setup Cost - High

    Rapidly changing technology

    LOW

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    SWOT

    Strengths Weakness

    Largest TelecomPlayer in India -

    ~80Mn, 22.6% Strategic Alliance with

    other stakeholders inBharti Airtel include

    Sony-Ericsson, Nokia- and Sing Tel

    Pan India Presence

    Strong Financials

    Outsourcing of CoreSystems

    Lack of emergingmarket investmentopportunity

    Source: CMIE Report NOV 08

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    SWOT

    Opportunities Threats

    Bharti Infratel CuttingDown cost in Rural area

    Match Box Strategy

    Scale of Penetration Current Tele-Density

    rural teledensity still at33.8%;

    Low Broadband

    Penetration, RuralTelephoney .

    In Africa, the mobilepenetration level acrossmost of the countries ofoperation is very low.

    India centric Majorrevenues from India

    Falling ARPU &AMOU

    Intense Competition &Shortage ofBandwidth

    Regulatory

    Environment

    Increased

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    Airtel Strategy

    MANTRA : Focus on Core Competencies andOutsource the rest!

    CoreCompetencies

    Product

    Innovation

    VAS

    Marketingand

    Branding

    Pricing

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    Operational Strategies.

    Higher emphasis on ARPU/min stark contrastwith other operators who concentrate on ARPUonly.

    Aim to become a one stop shop for all

    telecommunication services under the Bhartiumbrella.

    Exploring opportunities in international markets.

    Hived off tower infrastructure into a separateentity.

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    Future Strategies

    Translate its expertise in Indian markets to otheremerging economies.

    This could call for acquisitions globally.

    Technology leadership is a must Airtel mustensure that its reliance on GSM technology doesnot render it obsolete.

    Indian market inspite of being the worlds largest

    is still not matured. Opportunities abound in thehinterland which must be exploited.

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    Recent events Mobile Number Portability (MNP):MNP was launched on a pan India basis on January

    20,2011.

    Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Africa offer exciting potential

    for Airtel

    and the Company is using its experience in the Indiantelecom

    market to build a low cost business model for thesemarkets as well.

    Airtel became Indias first online self care service forpre paid mobile customers.

    It has outsourced all its advertising ,inventory

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    References

    Bharti Airtel, Annual Report -2011 Investors presentation, Bharti Airtel Limited,

    November 2011

    Capitaline Database http://capitaline.com

    Indian Telecommunication Sector - August 2007,IBEF Report

    http://capitaline.com/http://capitaline.com/
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    THANK YOU !!