AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNetwork Quality: Nigeria’s House of Representatives gave MTN, Airtel, Glo and other operators seven days to explain poor service, as the regulator faces calls to hold providers accountable. Earnings: UAE operator du reported nine-month revenue up 6.2% to AED12.3bn and profit up 10.8% to AED2.4bn. AT&T raised its 2026 outlook after record internet additions and strong fibre growth. AI Networks: Nokia reported Q3 sales growth of 9% and advanced its AI-RAN work with NVIDIA toward commercial deployment, with European operators testing AI workloads on live networks. Big Deals: Jio Platforms’ $3.2bn IPO, India’s biggest share sale, was fully subscribed within hours; proceeds will help repay debt at its telecom subsidiary and fund growth. US Rules: A federal appeals court ruled the FCC lacked authority to create USAC and vacated the Q4 2025 Universal Service Fund contribution factor, clouding the fund’s collection framework. Rural Connectivity: Bauchi State waived broadband right-of-way charges to attract telecom investment, while Nigerian industry stakeholders called for affordable service and actual usage—not coverage alone.
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