Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation operates in the Telephone communications, exc. radio sector.
In addition to historical fundamental analyses, the complete report available to purchase compares NTT with three other
Asian telephone companies:
Telstra Corporation Limited
of AUSTRALIA
(2021
sales of 21.56 billion Australian Dollars [US$15.62 billion]
of which 56%
was Telstra Consumer and Small Business),
Singapore Telecommunications Limited
of SINGAPORE
(15.64 billion Singapore Dollars [US$11.55 billion]
of which 56%
was Group Consumer), and
KDDI Corporation
(5.31 trillion Japanese Yen [US$47.97 billion]
of which 85%
was Personal).
Sales Analysis.
During the first
fiscal
quarter of 2022, sales at NTT totalled
¥2.89 trillion.
This is
an increase of 4.6%
from the ¥2.77 trillion in sales at the company during the first quarter of 2021.
Sales at NTT appear to have some seasonality: during each of the previous 9
fiscal
years, sales have been highest during the fourth quarter, which has accounted for
between 25.5% and 26.8%
of the annual
fiscal year
sales.
NTT reported sales of ¥11.94 trillion (US$107.85 billion)
for the
fiscal
year ending
March of 2021.
This
represents
a very small
increase of 0.4%
versus 2020, when the company's sales were ¥11.90 trillion.
This was the fourth straight year of sales growth at NTT.
The sales level in 2021 was fairly close to the level five years ago: in 2016, NTT had sales
of ¥11.54 trillion.
Sales of Regional Communication Services saw an increase
that was more than double the company's growth rate: sales were up
5.0% in 2021, from
¥2.38 trillion to ¥2.50 trillion.
NTT also saw significant increases in sales in
Mobile Services (up 1.2% to ¥4.64 trillion)
and
Data Communications Services (up 2.0% to ¥2.17 trillion)
.
Not all segments of NTT experienced an increase in sales in 2021:
sales of Other Businesses fell 6.2% to ¥668.55 billion.