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Stet Hellas Telecommunications SA

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41.6%
Churn
17 Jun 2004
2003–04
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3 entries in all

In their words

“Consequently 382,051 inactive prepaid customers were effectively disconnected on the last day of the year. Although this "clean-up" process had no effect on our financial results, considering that these customers were inactive for a given period of time, it resulted in an extraordinary inflation of our average annual c”
— Stet Hellas Telecommunications SA · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 17 Jun 2004 · NI-C801077

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17 Jun 2004
Churn41.6%

Churn: 41.6% (2003, annual) — “Consequently 382,051 inactive prepaid customers were effectively disconnected on the last day of the year. Although this "clean-up" process had no effect on our financial results, considering that these customers were inactive for a given period of time, it resulted in an extraordinary inflation of our average annual churn rate for 2003 to 41.6%.”

— Stet Hellas Telecommunications SA · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 17 Jun 2004 · NI-C801077
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30 May 2003
Churn36.5%

Churn (contract customers): 36.5% (FY2002) — “Contract churn decreased by 5.6 percentage points to 36.5% in 2002.”

— Stet Hellas Telecommunications SA · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 30 May 2003 · NI-86EC227
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30 May 2003
Churn32.8%

Churn (overall): 32.8% (FY2002) — “In 2002, our average annual rate of churn was 32.8%.”

— Stet Hellas Telecommunications SA · SEC 20-F annual report · filed 30 May 2003 · NI-8BD9013
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