| Last week, Tata Teleservices launched a new scheme called 'Non Stop Mobile' that aims at roping in the first time mobile user. |
| M A Madhusudan, COO of Tata Teleservices in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala circles, said that prepaid services ensured better returns for the company. |
| Even though postpaid services have a higher average revenue per user (ARPU), the prepaid service has given the company better returns because the servicing costs are low. |
| About 70 per cent of the company's business in the Tamil Nadu circle comes from prepaid service. In the circle, the company has a subscriber base of 2 lakh, about 10 per cent of its national subscriber base. |
| Tata Tele is set to invest Rs 375 crore in 2005-06 to expand its telecom services in Tamil Nadu which would put its cumulative investment in the state at Rs 1,475 crore. |
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