My top five takeaways from Spark’s full-year 2017 result
Investors still need a little convincing.
1. Cutting Chorus out of the loop.
At the start of the 2017 financial year, Spark had 10,000 customers on fixed-wireless – that is, using the 4G cellular technology usually deployed for its mobile network to deliver broadband into a home.
It was targeting 50,000. Mid-year, it raised that target
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