NSN India market revenue beyond Ericsson

In the last fiscal year ending March, Nokia Siemens Communications (hereinafter referred to as "NSN") has surpassed Ericsson in the Indian market, according to Voice&data, the Telecommunications Journal of India, said in a news report on the June 22 night of the Sina technology hearing. Voice&data data showed that in the 2010/2011 fiscal year ended March, Ericsson's Indian market had a revenue of 61.73 billion rupees (about $1.377 billion), down 29.4% from its last fiscal year.　　NSN's revenue was 61.77 billion rupees (about $1.378 billion), down 5% from the previous fiscal year. In addition, Huawei's revenue in the Indian market for the same period was 56.88 billion rupees (about 1.269 billion U.S. dollars), down 23.5% from the previous fiscal year.　　ZTE's revenue in India was 41.18 billion rupees (about $919 million), down 12.8% from the previous fiscal year.　　Voice&data noted that the decline in revenue from Huawei and ZTE was linked to a ban last year by the Government of India, where two companies were barred from supplying telecoms equipment to India for months. The Voice&data data also showed that Nokia's revenue in India during the period was 129.29 billion rupees (about 2.885 billion U.S. dollars), up 0.2% from the previous fiscal year. Cisco, which is 70.1 billion rupees (about 1.564 billion dollars), grew nearly 30% from the previous fiscal year. (Li Ming)