Cover image via Soya CincauDigi has closed the quarter as the most subscribed telco in Malaysia, gaining 211k new subscribers amidst the recent telco price wars
**According to Digi's recent Q1 2016 [results](http://digi.listedcompany.com/misc/PressRelease/PressRelease1Q16.pdf), the telco boasts having a total of 12.3 million subscribers, the most among all the other telcos companies in Malaysia.**
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However, Digi's average revenue per user (ARPU) has reduced for both prepaid and postpaid, despite seeing a consistent increase in the number of subscribers
[Digital News Asia](https://www.digitalnewsasia.com/mobility/6-key-takeaways-digi-q1-results-you-may-have-missed?page=0%2C5) noted that Digi's first quarter prepaid ARPU (the amount prepaid subscribers spent a month on average) has hit an all-time low of RM35 a month, based on data available from 2002 till now.
According to the telco's quarterly report, the prepaid revenue dropped a total of 5% for the same period last year.
However, Digi's postpaid services is performing better in terms of overall revenue with an increase of 7%.
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Following the announcement of Digi's historic milestone, its loyal customers have come forward congratulating and commenting on their commendable service to date
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Digi's Chief Executive Officer Albern Murty, explained that the consumers' growing confidence in the company's ability to deliver and meet the customers' expectations as the main reason for this positive outcome
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