Boston, MA 12/16/2013 (wallstreetpr) – AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T), has had a satisfying 2013, but has not made exciting upward growth as expected from it. The best of its competitors, Verizon, has instead made significant growth in the same period, based largely on it deal with Vodofone for its wireless business. Verizon now is able to have a cash flow of nearly 95% translating to 24% stock price growth.
However for AT&T Inc, there have been a few back-bending decisions which have now moved the company, into a growth curve which would prove profitable to investors and create value for their investments only in the long term.
AT&T Value is in its quality service
AT&T Inc.(NYSE:T), despite the various challenges in the hugely competitive telecom business sector and wireless data, may have seen slides on the stock market but has definitely held on its most valuable factor – quality service.
It has grown and groomed its 4Generation LTE network coverage services, ahead of most of the competitive networks. Where AT&T has set the standards has been in reliable, consistent services back by great speeds.
High IPTV market share
It has now already taken the initiative into the U-verse as well as fiber services, increasing its wireless as well as broadband capability. It has helped the company consolidate IPTV market leadership, increasing its subscriber base to 5.3 million over Verizon’s 5.2 million users.
As the market for IPTV business and viewership increases, AT&T Inc.(NYSE:T) is well poised to tap into what is expected to grow into $19.7 billion market by 2017.
The current speed rate and two-year contract under its brand- U-verse Power- which includes both voice as well as internet services is all set for higher subscription as the speed too will be increased to 100 Mbps by the time 2014 can begin. AT&T focus on IPTV will ensure long-term gains for investors.
