Update: Videocon Telecom has informed Medianama that its GSM business accounted for 41% of its total gross revenue. This translates to GSM revenues of around Rs 200.5 crore for the quarter. The telco said that data now accounts for 6% of its total GSM revenue, which translates to data revenues of around 12.03 crore for the quarter. It now hopes to increase this contribution to 7.5% by the end of this fiscal. Videocon Telecom also noted that around 41% of its revenue earning base uses data every month and hopes to increase it to 46% by the end of this fiscal. Earlier (Jan 14): Videocon Telecom has reported total gross revenues of Rs 489 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2014 (Q3-FY15), up 34% from Rs 365 crore in the same quarter last year. Note that this include revenues from Videocon's GSM business, its NLD/ILD business and its Punjab wireline business. Videocon Telecom CEO Arvind Bali attributed this growth to the organic growth in its subscriber base & minutes of usage, and their focus on data penetration & usage and ARPU among others. However, the company hasn't disclosed any specific information on how its GSM business is performing, except for the fact that the GSM revenues grew by 53% year-on-year (YoY) and its minutes of usage grew by 30% YoY. Videocon also says that its data revenues grew by 113% on a yearly basis with a 30% improvement in its realization per GB, however the company hasn't disclosed any specific revenue numbers. We've written to…
