The company is offering additional data benefits without increasing the monthly rental of its high speed broadband plans to both new and existing customers.
Airtel has made an investment of Rs 202 crore in its fixed line broadband business in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017. Airtel generated Rs 678 crore revenue (+3 percent) in Q4 fiscal 2017.
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Airtel has introduced V-Fiber broadband delivering superfast broadband speeds of up to 100 Mbps to homes. The V-Fiber high speed broadband experience is available to customers within the same plan rentals and requires only a quick modem switch.
Airtel said the Rs 899 plan in Delhi offers 60 GB high speed data compared to 30 GB earlier. Airtel said the Rs 1,099 plan will offer 90 GB of data compared to 50 GB earlier.
“Our plans are aimed at putting India onto the digital superhighway and complement our superfast broadband offerings like V-Fiber. Our customers can add to their online experience with exciting speeds backed by unmatched service reliability,” said Hemanth Kumar Guruswamy, CEO – Homes, Bharti Airtel (India).
Bharti Airtel said existing broadband customers will be upgraded to the new benefits automatically within the current bill cycle.