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Senior GM XL Digital Entertainment, Revie Sylviana in a press release received by Antara in London, Thursday, said the partnership with the seriousness XL Jongla an answer the needs of the people of Indonesia with internet connectivity through an instant messaging service (instant messaging) are easy and convenient to use.
"People can trade in Jongla applications using XL pulse and ease the user to access the application Jongla to enable data packets Jongla where customers can enjoy free access to 50MB per day her, "he said, as quoted by Antara (7.11).
Jongla IM is an instant messaging application that intelligent service that allows users to connect with people who they wanted whenever and from wherever they are. With instant messaging services and sharing media files, Jongla offers an additional layer of personalization, social features and the ability to share the sticker action and speak out.
"This is what distinguishes Jongla with other instant messaging services," he said. In addition, an attractive features rich Jongla so as a service to be held for young people around the world.
Revie Sylviana added, Jongla known as a reliable messaging service and fast which allows users to keep in touch with the people they care about.
"We were impressed with the scope of cross-platform Jongla, attractive design, different features with other instant messaging services and user experience teroptimilisasi, making instant messaging services Jongla truly unique," he said again.
So the XL and Jongla, a partner who perfect and expected in the future this cooperation will develop.
Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer Jongla, Riku Salminen said cooperation it is a big step for the company to enter the Indonesian market, the country's internet users is growing rapidly in Southeast Asia.
This strategic partnership XL will accelerate and enlarge the process and offers an opportunity for the people of Indonesia to take advantage of Jongla, instant messaging service is not paid, he said. The data and messages go hand in hand, so this partnership to be complete and perfect, he said again. Riku adding his party's mission is offering a service that's fast, fun and free to more people around the world and cross-platform services and Jongla best technology will help push it.
"We are also optimistic about the unique features and platform Jongla able to attract people of Indonesia and became one of the 3 chat applications are most often used in Indonesia at the end of 2015, "he said.
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XL Axiata Axis capital Group Jakarta
Indonesia’s second largest mobile operator XL Axiata says net losses for the nine months to 30 September 2014 climbed to IDR901.2 billion (USD75.8 million), compared to a net profit of IDR917 billion in 9M13, as rising costs and the continuing fall in the local currency (rupiah) bit into its bottom line. Further, the company’s financial report confirmed that its January-September net loss climbed sharply from the losses of IDR482.5 billion reported in the first six months of this year, with CEO Hasnul Suhaimi noting: ‘Our profits were very much affected by currency volatility, which was out of our control’. The rupiah continued to decline against the US dollar in the third quarter exacerbating XL Axiata’s foreign exchange losses to IDR935.5 billion from IDR419.4 billion. Meanwhile, EBITDA declined by 1% year-on-year to IDR6.3 trillion while EBITDA margin stood at 36%, down four percentage points from 9M13, largely due to the full impact from Axis’ negative EBITDA that XL has incurred since it completed the acquisition on 19 March 2014. In order to mitigate the decline, XL says it has continued its effort to turn round Axis’ negative performance.
XL Axiata said revenue for the nine months to 30 September increased by 10.8% year-on-year to IDR17.5 trillion from IDR15.8 trillion, although total expenses also accelerated by 20.0% to IDR17.4 trillion – including infrastructure expenses of IDR6.3 trillion. Additionally, XL Axiata said that as a result of loans it has secured to purchase fellow mobile operator Axis Telekom Indonesia, its interest costs have spiralled 83.0% to IDR1.3 trillion from IDR708.5 billion previously. As at 30 September 2014 XL Axiata’s liabilities had increased to IDR15.8 trillion, of which IDR4.5 trillion is debt.
In operational terms, XL Axiata closed out September with a total of 58.3 million mobile users, broadly unchanged from 58.1 million a year earlier, of whom 57.8 million were pre-pay users. Blended monthly ARPU was IDR25, 000, down 7% y-o-y, as pre-paid ARPU slipped 4% to IDR25, 000 and post-paid ARPU fell 13% to IDR118, 000.
Updating its programme to integrate Axis, XL Axiata said: ‘XL has completed the Axis integration ahead of its planned target with minimum disruption to its customers and operations. This brings a successful closure of integration milestones such as the completion of billing system migration, human resource synergies, channel and distribution integration as well as network & traffic migration. Post-completion, XL will focus on equipment re-use and dismantling to further optimise its assets. Integration efforts and diligence on costs reduction has improved Axis’ cost structure. As of 9M14, a 70% cost reduction has been achieved since October 2013.’
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PT Indonesia axis capital group telecom jakarta
