FY19 Has Been a Pivotal Year for Telstra, Says CFO

The transcript discusses Telstra's FY19 performance, highlighting the impact of the NBN migration, competitive mobile market dynamics, and the T-22 strategy. It also covers Telstra's leadership in the 5G space, emphasizing the importance of being first in the market and the potential future revenue from 5G investments.

What was the financial impact of Telstra's migration to the National Broadband Network in FY19?

• A $600 million positive recurring EBITDA

• A $600 million negative recurring EBITDA

• No financial impact

• A $1 billion increase in revenue

How did Telstra's mobile revenue perform in the competitive Australian market during FY19?

• It decreased by 1.6%

• It remained the same

• It grew by 10%

• It grew by 1.6%

What was a significant financial challenge for Telstra in FY19 related to their T-22 strategy?

• A decrease in mobile subscribers

• A reduction in 5G investments

• A billion dollar increase in one-off costs

• A decline in broadband users

Why is being first in the 5G market important for Telstra?

• It underpins their overall mobile performance

• It allows them to charge higher prices

• It increases their broadband speed

• It reduces their operational costs

What is expected to be the 'cream on top' for Telstra's 5G business case?

• Increased data demand

• Future revenue and new services

• Reduced network efficiency

• Lower customer acquisition costs