Vodafone India revenues declined to £937 million for the quarter ending December 31, 2013 , down 1.06% from £947 million in the earlier quarter and down 1.98% from £956 million in the same quarter last year. The company reported adjusted operating profit of £151 million, up from £137 million in Q2 and £84 million YoY. Mobile in-bundle revenue increased to £153 million from £143 million in the previous quarter and £138 million in the same quarter last year whereas the Mobile out-bundle revenue declined this quarter to £592 million from £615 million a quarter ago and £609 million from Q3-FY13. Mobile incoming revenue reduced YoY to £162 million from £172 million in the same quarter last year. Mobile In-bundle revenue represents revenues from bundles that include a specific number of minutes, messages and megabytes of data for no additional charge while mobile out of bundle revenue represents revenues generated from additional minutes, messages and megabytes of data used out of these bundles. Mobile Incoming revenues comprises of revenue generated from voice and messaging termination rates to Vodafone customers. Operational Highlights - Net Additions increased to 4.87 million, up from 509,000 in the previous quarter. It needs to be noted that the company lost 5.19 million connections in Q3-FY13. - Vodafone India has 160.41 million connections for the quarter, up from 155.54 million subscribers in Q2-FY14 and 147.48 million YoY. - Prepaid subscribers currently account for 93.7% of the Vodafone India’s total subscriber base, down from 93.8%. - Voice minutes increased to 158.41 from…
