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Tpg Adsl Off Net – TPG reported a flat year to 31 January with revenue of $1.25bn, up 1% on the previous year.

Split across its divisions, consumer increased revenue by $20 million to $872 million, while business fell by $10 million to $373 million.

In statutory terms, earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose from $193 million to $407 million, but in core terms, EBITDA fell 6% from $424 million to $399 million .

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TPG said the difference between the two sets of figures was because the company booked AU$230 million last year due to a write-down of its mobile network.

Net profit also tripled from $47 million to $144 million on a statutory basis, or fell 30% from $225 million to $158 million on a statutory basis.

On a divisional and subsidiary basis, consumer business EBITDA decreased $32 million to $211 million, while corporate EBITDA increased $10.5 million to $193 million.

Since the victory against the ACCC which agreed to join Vodafone Australia, TPG said the ACCC had agreed to pay its legal costs.

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For its part, the ACCC said on Thursday it would not appeal the decision after deciding it had no grounds for appeal, which requires the judge to find an error of law.

“The ACCC remains disappointed with this outcome, which closes the door on what we believe was a once-in-a-generation opportunity to increase competition in the highly concentrated mobile telecommunications market,” ACCC Chairman Rod Sims said.

“The future state of competition outside of mergers is uncertain. But we know that competition is lost when incumbents acquire innovative competitors.”

TPG also provided an update on its Singapore business on Thursday, where the company expects to launch paid services in March. The telco has over 400,000 users on the free trial and will be offering SG$10 for the 50GB prepaid plan with 1GB roaming data.

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In total, the company spent US$546 million in capital expenditures, including US$352 million for 700 MHz spectrum and US$69 million for building out Singapore’s mobile network.

In Australia, TPG currently has 1.94 million broadband customers, 1.4 million NBN customers, 123,000 cable and VDSL customers on TPG’s own network, 355,000 ADSL on-net customers, 39,000 ADSL customers off-net and another 20,000 off-net customers.

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One particular phone company has not abandoned plans to create its own mobile networks, nor has it tried to merge with three mobile operators.

All four mobile operators in the Asian market have submitted bids for 5G licenses, with two submitting simultaneously. The spectrum is expected to be awarded to the winning bidders by mid-2020.

TPG and Vocus are the only major telcos to see 25Mbps drop while 12Mbps connections increase.1 Troubleshooting Help Slow Browsing Connection speed varies depending on a number of factors; The distance to the local telephone exchange, the quality of the copper telephone line, electromagnetic interference (EMI), the configuration of cables and equipment, and the applications or processes running on the computer. To get ADSL2+ speed, you must have an ADSL2+ compatible modem/router. Distance from your local telephone exchange can affect the speed you can get. The further it is from the interchange, the lower the speed: page 6

2 Troubleshooting Support: Before troubleshooting, we recommend that you check the status of our Service for any known outages. Before troubleshooting, we recommend checking our service status at servicesstatus.tpg.com.au/ for any known outages. Before proceeding to the next steps, it is best to turn on your ADSL modem/router. This means turning off or unplugging your ADSL modem/router from the outlet, waiting 30 seconds to a minute, and turning it back on. This allows your device to re-establish a connection with our server. If you still can’t browse websites, continue troubleshooting by following the instructions below. 1. Start by checking your actual connection speed. Simply: a. Turn on your computer. Make sure you are not running any programs or applications. b. Open your Internet browser (eg Internet Explorer or Firefox) c. Visit d. A prompt will appear. Choose to save the file to your desktop. Then it will start downloading a small file. e. While the file is downloading, you should see the transfer rate or page 6

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3 the speed of the file being downloaded. Watch carefully how the speed will change up and down. Observe the speed at the most stable speed. Cancel the download when you have this number. f. Multiply this number by 8. Take a look at the graph above to see how your speed compares to the expected speeds for your connection. 2. If the result of the TPG speed test is close to the estimated speed of your connection based on the graph above, it could be said that any slow browsing experience is the result of applications, processes or programs running on your computer. Here are some things you can check on your computer to fix slow browsing speed: a. Make sure your computer’s antivirus or security software is up to date b. Run a full virus scan on your computer. Viruses and other malicious programs that you unknowingly downloaded can cause browsing difficulties. c. Sometimes your security software (such as firewall or antivirus) may have a very high level of sensitivity, which may prevent your browser from accessing websites. If you know how to change the settings of your security software, then we recommend reducing its sensitivity. We also recommend temporarily disabling it to check if you will be able to browse with the program disabled. d. For help with security software, it is best to contact the software vendor. e. Make sure there are no other applications running in the background, such as peer-to-peer software, that can slow down your computer. 3. Still having speed issues? Try following these instructions to reset your browser settings: If you’re using Internet Explorer 8: Open Internet Explorer. Click Tools in the top menu bar of your browser. Then click Internet Options. Page 3 of 6

4 On the General tab, click the Clear button under Browsing History. Check all the boxes and click Delete. Click the Security tab. Select Internet and set the slider to Medium-High. Click the Privacy tab and set the slider to Medium. Click the Connections tab and click LAN Settings. Uncheck all the boxes to disable automatic settings and proxy server, then click OK. Click the Advanced tab and click Reset progress settings. Click Apply and OK. You may need to restart your browser now. If you use Mozilla Firefox: Open Firefox, click Edit in the browser’s top menu bar. Then click Preferences. (In some versions of Firefox, you’ll need to click Tools, then Options) Click the Privacy tab and click Clear Recent History. In the cleanup time window, select All. (Note that this will delete your browsing history of the sites you’ve visited). Check all the boxes and click Clear Now. If the check boxes are not displayed, click the drop-down arrow before Details. Click the Advanced tab, click Network, and then click Settings. Page 4 of 6

5 Select No proxy and click OK and click Close. You may need to restart your browser now. 4. Still having speed issues? Let’s take a look at the physical configuration of the equipment and the cable to see if any part of the Internet configuration is causing problems. Check that the ADSL cable is properly connected to the modem’s ADSL port. The other end of the cable should be plugged into a wall outlet or the ADSL port of an ADSL filter (if you have a filter). Naked ADSL does not need a filter. You can also try another cable if it is faulty. It is recommended that the ADSL cable does not exceed 3 meters. If you are connecting wirelessly through your modem/router, connect your computer directly to the modem using an Ethernet cable. If the speed issues are resolved after doing this, there may be a problem with your wireless modem/router. To check if an ADSL filter is faulty, either replace the filter or connect the ADSL cable directly from the modem to the wall outlet. Avoid placing the modem near electronic equipment other than your computer, as these devices may cause static interference. Avoid placing the modem on a carpeted floor, as carpets are good conductors of static electricity. After completing the above steps, power on or reboot