Yep. The nitty gritty numbers all point to an EBITDA/cashflow...

Yep. The nitty gritty numbers all point to an EBITDA/cashflow beat in the short term (due in March).

I have been tracking TPG's progress in Singapore, and they are quietly ahead of schedule.

Throughout the rest of the year, they will be picking up and reporting mobile customer numbers in not one, but TWO countries.  When investors start looking at the growth, pick up a TPG mobile connection and realise it works, and assess it on a FCF yield basis (i.e. real cash and not purely accounting pcp numbers), this stock will FLY!