Telstra is no longer in control of telecommunications sector. It is a price taker. NBN Co (government) is the real boss.
Telstra has to compete with other resellers in nbn.
It has high overheads as it employs many professionals such as lawyers………
The above are negative factors. What about the positives?
It is the only organisation that the government trust in cybersecurity, hence continuing business
It has 5G which the country needs beside nbn.
It pays steady dividends. It is good to be included in one’s income portfolio, imo.
The CEO is relatively new. We have to give her an opportunity to prove herself.
Where to now for long term investors of Telstra, page-12639
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