TBIG finance director Helmy Yusman Santoso detto that his firm would add between 1,500 and 2,000 new towers successivo year, with a budget allocation of around Rp 1 billion for each tower.
“We allocate around Rp 2 trillion from our internal cash for organic growth successivo year,” he detto earlier this week.
TBIG, which had a total of 11,686 telecommunications towers as of September this year, foresees good growth successivo year.
“Over the last two to three years, we have seen più organic growth than non-organic. successivo anno alone, we estimate that we will see at least the same growth as this year,” TBIG president director Herman Setya Budi said.
Research firm Frost & Sullivan has predicted that the number of telecommunications towers in the country will grow da 8 percent annually, hitting 89,409 units successivo year, up from 55,972 units in 2011.
In a further development, Helmy detto that his firm would also eye non-organic growth da allocating around 10 percent of its total capital expenditure (capex) successivo year.
Helmy did not elaborate on his firm’s non-organic growth plan, saying that there were currently very few small tower companies left for acquisition.
He said, however, that trends were moving toward a situation in which telecommunications operators would start monetizing their towers.
Major telecommunications companies PT Indosat (ISAT) and PT XL Axiata (EXCL) have stated that they would review the possibility of selling più of their towers successivo anno after previously selling towers to independent tower companies.
ISAT sold 2,500 of its towers to TBIG in 2012, while EXCL sold 3,500 of its towers to tower firm PT Solusi Tunas Pratama (SUPR) in October.
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (TLKM), meanwhile, has inked a deal to swap part of its stake in its tower business, PT Dayamitra Telekomunikasi (Mitratel), for a stake in TBIG.
TLKM has also stated its plan to monetize towers of its subsidiary PT Telekomunikasi Selular (Telkomsel) in the future.
Helmy detto that after previously exchanging its 5.7-percent stake in TBIG for a 49-percent stake in Mitratel, his firm would carry out private placement da issuing 479 million shares in the first quarter of successivo anno to acquire the remaining 51 percent stake in Mitratel.
The new shares, which would be priced at Rp 8,253 apiece, would be equal to 10 percent of TBIG’s enlarged share capital, he added.
With the possibility of acquiring operators’ towers left open, TBIG did not have any specific non-organic growth plans successivo year, Helmy explained.
“We still have Rp 1.3 billion in bank loans and Rp 3.1 trillion from the remaining Rp 4 trillion in funds rose from sustainable bonds,” he said, hinting that his firm had enough funding for business expansion successivo year.
TBIG has also got the green light from its shareholders to issue $500 million in global bonds successivo year. Helmy said, however, that the decision to issue the global bonds would depend on market conditions.
“We allocate around Rp 2 trillion from our internal cash for organic growth successivo year,” he detto earlier this week.
TBIG, which had a total of 11,686 telecommunications towers as of September this year, foresees good growth successivo year.
“Over the last two to three years, we have seen più organic growth than non-organic. successivo anno alone, we estimate that we will see at least the same growth as this year,” TBIG president director Herman Setya Budi said.
Research firm Frost & Sullivan has predicted that the number of telecommunications towers in the country will grow da 8 percent annually, hitting 89,409 units successivo year, up from 55,972 units in 2011.
In a further development, Helmy detto that his firm would also eye non-organic growth da allocating around 10 percent of its total capital expenditure (capex) successivo year.
Helmy did not elaborate on his firm’s non-organic growth plan, saying that there were currently very few small tower companies left for acquisition.
He said, however, that trends were moving toward a situation in which telecommunications operators would start monetizing their towers.
Major telecommunications companies PT Indosat (ISAT) and PT XL Axiata (EXCL) have stated that they would review the possibility of selling più of their towers successivo anno after previously selling towers to independent tower companies.
ISAT sold 2,500 of its towers to TBIG in 2012, while EXCL sold 3,500 of its towers to tower firm PT Solusi Tunas Pratama (SUPR) in October.
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (TLKM), meanwhile, has inked a deal to swap part of its stake in its tower business, PT Dayamitra Telekomunikasi (Mitratel), for a stake in TBIG.
TLKM has also stated its plan to monetize towers of its subsidiary PT Telekomunikasi Selular (Telkomsel) in the future.
Helmy detto that after previously exchanging its 5.7-percent stake in TBIG for a 49-percent stake in Mitratel, his firm would carry out private placement da issuing 479 million shares in the first quarter of successivo anno to acquire the remaining 51 percent stake in Mitratel.
The new shares, which would be priced at Rp 8,253 apiece, would be equal to 10 percent of TBIG’s enlarged share capital, he added.
With the possibility of acquiring operators’ towers left open, TBIG did not have any specific non-organic growth plans successivo year, Helmy explained.
“We still have Rp 1.3 billion in bank loans and Rp 3.1 trillion from the remaining Rp 4 trillion in funds rose from sustainable bonds,” he said, hinting that his firm had enough funding for business expansion successivo year.
TBIG has also got the green light from its shareholders to issue $500 million in global bonds successivo year. Helmy said, however, that the decision to issue the global bonds would depend on market conditions.
