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Bank Rakyat. OCBC Bank. HSBC Bank. Affin Bank. In June , Maxis launched something it calls the Maxis Way 2. That said, its competitors are also on the same journey. More so, as its biggest rivals are now merging. The on-going merger between Celcom Axiata Bhd and Digi. They are to provide access to telco operators to the network for the roll out of their respective services. The 5G network will also attract newer mobile virtual network operators MVNOs and content providers to secure access, thereby pushing competition to new heights.

Ogut remains unfazed as he believes Maxis has a winning strategy, having built the building blocks early on coupled with a strong focus on the customer experience. It is no surprise that Maxis is on the convergence theme as the boundaries between fixed, wireless and mobile networks have become blurred. Seamless connectivity in homes, buildings and the outdoors is expected by customers, irrespective of the technology that powers that.

Maxis has been investing in its fibre rollout since Maxis has seen a surge in its fixed line business. It now connects a total of , premises, out of which , are on fibre, while , are on 4G connections. This includes connections with its own fibre as well as through using wholesale partners.

Even though Telekom Malaysia and TIME Dotcom Bhd are its major competitors in the fibre line space, to boost its home fibre business Maxis has launched Zerolution, offering installment plans for consumers to choose their devices which include TVs, the Sony Playstation, computer screens and laptops. This had proven a success when Maxis gave similar device offerings for its mobile users. AmInvestment Research points out that Maxis home fibre business average revenue per user arpu rose slightly by RM1 per month in the second quarter to RM per month.

When fixed number portability FNP for fixed line fibre users opens up at the end of next year, this will augur well for Maxis, says Ogut, especially in the enterprise market. High performance networks will be key. In the near future when 5G is up and running, Ogut visualises this scenario. The figure was RM1. The funds are clawback to players to help in the roll out under the Jendela initiative to increase telecoms coverage in sub-urban and rural areas and Maxis is a recipient.

Maxis is building , new fibre home passes with its own capex and and also using the clawback monies from the USP funding. More than half of the , homes passed will be funded via the USP funds. But that is not the case, right? Maxis still needs to invest in its 4G network and expanding fibre network. The capex goes into building new towers and connecting fibre to the towers, homes and enterprises.

Maxis has been generating enough cash for its capex and the RM1.