Aussie telcos to focus on profit margin than cost-cutting target, Goldman Sachs says
** Analysts at Goldman Sachs expect Australian telecommunication operators to focus on maintaining a certain profit margin than immediately pivot towards a cost-cutting target
** Brokerage highlights the market weakness around industry mobile business trends with poor subscribers growth and risk of contract renewals
** GS expects capital expenditure for the entire telco industry in Australia to keep declining in fiscal 2025
** Brokerage disappointed with FY24 results from Spark SPK.NZ, which missed its outlook
** Says telecom major Telstra TLS.AX posted a "solid" FY24 result with a strong fixed line and global performance
** Adds mobile postpaid (and Vodafone prepaid) subscribers meaningfully declined in the half for TPG Telecom TPG.AX that displays the current market dynamics
Reporting by Rishav Chatterjee in Bengaluru
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