AT&T (T) says overall ARPU may remain flat/pressured as the Co. targets value segments with converged bundle discounts, though management emphasises this is separate from pricing strategy, with planned price hike in targeted areas of the existing base

AT&T's commentary on overall Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) suggests that while they are targeting value segments with discounts, this may limit revenue growth in the near term.

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However, their planned price increases in certain areas indicate a potential to enhance margins, which could positively impact their financial outlook if executed effectively.

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