Telekom Srbija platio je kablovskog operatera Radijus vektor oko 108 mil EUR a AVcom oko 12, 5 mil EUR, rečeno je listu Danas u Telekomu Srbija.

Tako se cena širenja na tržištu kablovskog interneta i poslednjih nekoliko meseci popela na oko 310 mil EUR nakon kupovine kablovskog operatera Kopernikus u novembru prošle godine za oko 195 mil EUR.

Kako je ranije izjavio Vladimir Lučić, koordinator za internet i multimediju Telekoma, nacionalna telekomunikaciona kompanija je za ovaj novac dobila 120.000 novih internet i televizijskih korisnika koje je imao Radijus vektor i 18.000 koje je opsluživao AVcom.

Cena za Radijus vektor sa ovim brojem korisnika je na nivou cene plaćene za Kopernikus od nešto manje od 1.000 EUR po korisniku. Tačnije, Telekom je za svakog korisnika Radijus vektora platio oko 900 EUR, a za korisnika AVcoma oko 700 EUR.

Međutim, prema izveštaju RATEL-a za treći kvartal 2018. (poslednji dostupan) Radijus vektor bio je četvrti po veličini igrač na tržištu fiksnog širokopojasnog interneta za 2,6% tržišta i peti po broju korisnika kablovske televizije sa 3% učešća.

Mada, RATEL ne daje podatke o pojedinačnom broju korisnika svake kompanije, na osnovu ukupnog broja korisnika i procentualnog udela na tržištu na kraju trećeg kvartala prošle godine može se sabrati da je broj korisnika Radijus vektora bio oko 94.000.

Sa tolikim brojem korisnika proizilazi da je Telekom platio oko 1.050 EUR po korisniku.

I prilikom kupovine Kopernikusa bilo je zabuna oko broja korisnika pa je tako prema izveštaju RATEL-a za drugi kvartal 2018. ispalo da Kopernikus ima oko 59.170 korniska interneta i oko 51.000 kablovske televizije, dok je Telekom saopštio da je kupio operatera sa 200.000 korisnika.

Već u izveštaju za sledeći (treći) kvartal navodi se da Kopernikus ima osam, a ne 3% tržišta kablovske televizije, odnosno 145.000, a ne 49.170 korisnika.

Telekom Srbija je preuzeo AVcom, još sredinom decembra kako je za Danas rekao France Pesetnik, bivši vlasnik ovog operatera, dok se kao vlasnik Radijus vektora i dalje vodi Zoran Bulatović. Inače, Komisija za zaštitu konkurencije je odobrila preuzimanje Avcoma 13. decembra, a Radijus vektora 31. decembra prošle godine.

Kako su najavili u Telekomu, do kraja prvog tromesečja ova kompanija će kupiti još pet manjih kablovskih operatera, a od ozbiljnijih operatera na tržištu su ostali Pošta Srbije sa 4 % tržišta kablovske televizije (oko 72.400) korisnika prema podacima s kraja septembra prošle godine, i 1,7% internet pretplatnika (oko 26.000).

Ovom akvizicijom Telekom bi se značajno približio svom cilju od milion korisnika, pošto nakon poslednjih kupovina ima oko 750.000 klijenata.

Telekom Srbija has paid EUR 108 million for the Radijus Vektor cable operator and around EUR 12.5 million for AVcom, the company told Danas.

Their expansion in the cable internet market in the past few months is now worth around EUR 310 million after the purchase of Kopernikus in November 2018 for around EUR 195 million.

As previously stated by Vladimir Lucic, Telekom"s coordinator for the internet and multimedia, the national telecom has thereby gained 120,000 new internet and TV users, formerly users of Radijus Vektor, as well as 18,000 former AVcom users.

This makes the price per user for Radijus Vektor close to the price paid for Kopernikus, which was slightly under EUR 1,000 per user. Telekom paid around EUR 900 for each former Radijus Vektor user and around EUR 700 for each AVcom user.

However, according to the latest available report by RATEL, the one for the third quarter of 2018, Radijus Vektor was the fourth biggest player in the market of fixed broadband internet, with 2.6% of the market, and the fifth biggest cable TV provider when it comes to the number of users, with a 3% share.

Although RATEL doesn’t provide data on the individual number of users of every company, calculations based on the company’s market share put the number of users of Radijus Vektor at the end of the third quarter of 2018 at around 94,000.

Using this parameter, it turns out that Telekom paid around EUR 1,050 per user.

There was some confusion about the number of users during the purchase of Kopernikus as well. According to RATEL’s report for the second quarter of 2018, Kopernikus had around 59,170 internet users and around 51,000 cable TV users, whereas Telekom announced that it had bought an operator with 200,000 users.

The report for the third quarter, however, claims that Kopernikus has 8%, not 3% of the cable TV market, that is, 145,000 instead of 49,170 users.

As France Pesetnik, the former owner of AVcom, told Danas, Telekom took over the operator in mid-December. On the other hand, Zoran Bulatovic is still registered as the owner of Radijus Vektor. The Commission for Protection of Competition approved the takeover of AVcom on December 13 and Radijus Vektor on December 31, 2018.

As Telekom has announced, the company will buy another five smaller cable operators by the end of the first quarter. The remaining major operator is the Post of Serbia with 4% of the cable TV market (around 72,400 users), according to the data from the end of September 2018, as well as 1.7% of internet subscribers (around 26,000 users).

This acquisition would bring Telekom considerably closer to its target of one million users. The recent acquisitions have brought the number of users up to 750,000.

U budžetu Srbije za 2019. godinu planirano je 15 milijardi dinara za subvencije za nova radna mesta, međutim, prevashodno za zapošljavanje radnika u fabrikama i delom za sektor informaciono-komunikacionih tehnologija, ali, što je novina, ne i za oblast usluga međunarodne trgovine i hotelskog smeštaja, piše Politika.

List navodi da je ovo za 2,5 milijaradi dinara više nego prošle godine i najviše u poslednjih 12 godina kada su subvencije uvedene i dodaje da u Ministarstvu privrede kažu da su ove uredbe razdvojene i da će biti donete nove za prehrambenu industriju.

- Uredbom o određivanju kriterijuma koju je Vlada Srbije usvojila krajem prošle nedelje, predviđeno je da, osim za otvaranje novih radnih mesta u proizvodnji, podsticaji mogu biti dodeljeni i za usluge servisnih centara i podršku poslovnim operacijama - navodi Politika.

Investitori će dobijati dobijati od 3.000 do 7.000 EUR po radnom mestu, u zavisnosti od toga u koje sredine ulažu, a minimum uloženih sredstava kretaće se od 100.000 EUR u nerazvijene sredine do 500.000 u one razvijene.

The budget of Serbia for 2019 features RSD 15 billion for subsidies for new jobs, but primarily for the employment of workers at factories and partly in the sector of information and communications technologies. The new feature is that there are no more subsidies for the services of international trade and hotel accommodation, Politika writes.

The daily writes that this is RSD 2.5 billion more than last year and the biggest amount in the 12 years since subsidies were implemented and adds that the Ministry of Economy says that the regulations are independent of each other and that new ones will be adopted pertaining to the food industry.

– The decree on the defining of criteria, which was adopted by the Government of Serbia last week, envisages the possibility of providing subsidies for service centers and support to business operations, in addition to the creation of new production jobs – Politika writes.

Investors will get 3,000 to 7,000 euros per job, depending on which areas they invest in, and the minimum amount of funds invested will be EUR 100,000 in undeveloped areas to EUR 500,000 in developed ones.