Reliance Communications has reported non-voice revenues of Rs 1,087.9 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2014, registering a 4.7% growth from Rs 1,039.3 crore non-voice revenues in the previous quarter. The segment accounted for 24.1% of RCOM’s telecom revenues for the quarter, up from 23.5% in the previous quarter. Read about its Mobile Internet business highlights here. Voice revenues also saw a marginal 1.5% growth to Rs 3,429.3 crore for the quarter, up from Rs 3,378.7 crore in the previous quarter. It's worth noting that Reliance Communications changed its segmental reporting in Q2-FY14, since it re-organized its business into two units – India and Global operations. Due to this, it no longer discloses wireless revenues or wireless EBITDA and the operational data available on the company has also reduced. Indian operations however represents around 81% of RCOM’s total revenues for the quarter, up from 79% in the previous quarter. Operational Highlights - The company’s total connection base reduced by 2 million connections to 110.1 million connections for the quarter. Prepaid connections account for 95.1% of the total connections for the quarter, down from 95.3% in the previous quarter. - Wireless minutes of usage grew marginally to 103.1 billion for the quarter, up from 102.3 billion last quarter. - Average revenue per user (ARPU) increased to Rs 136 for the quarter, up 6.25% from Rs 128 in the previous quarter. - Revenue per minute for the quarter increased to Rs 0.438 from Rs 0.432 in the previous quarter. RCOM mentions that this increase was due to tariff hikes and its focus on paid & profitable minutes. - Voice…
