BT Retail
Revenue in 2008 increased by 1.6%
to £8,477 million, compared with £8,346 million in 2007. New wave
revenue, mostly broadband, grew by 20%, while traditional revenue, mainly calls
and lines, decreased by 3%.
There
are four parts to BT Retail:
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Consumer: at 31 March 2008, we had
15 million UK consumer customers
with around 19 million residential customer exchange and
broadband lines; |
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BT Business: at 31 March 2008, we
had around one million business
customers in the UK, who between them had 7.5 million business
customer exchange and broadband lines; |
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BT Ireland, which operates across
the major business, SME, consumer
and wholesale markets throughout the Republic of Ireland
and Northern Ireland; and |
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Enterprises, which comprises a number
of individual businesses: BT Conferencing,
BT Directories, BT Payphones, BT Redcare (monitoring
and tracking facilities), BT Expedite (a specialist retail division
offering retail integration solutions and services) and dabs.com
(a leading internet-based retailer of IT and technology products). |
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