THE whereabouts of at least some of Telstra's "lost" mobile and fixed-line customers can be divined from the fourth-quarter accounts of SingTel, parent company of Optus.But that's far from a lusty recommendation of the Singaporean government-controlled stock that draws a good chunk of revenue from six non-controlled Asian associates.
During the quarter, Optus's revenue grew 6 per cent to $2.23 billion, with net profits up 14 per cent to $220m. That takes the full-year run rate to 8 per cent revenue growth, with earnings up a respectable 16 per cent to $676m. Full Story
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