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Netlink NBN Trust revises wholesale prices for 2 segments

The revised prices will take effect from 1 April 2024.

Netlink NBN Trust will revise the wholesale prices for its Residential End-User Connection and Non-Building Address Point (NBAP) Connection services.

The revision follows the completion of Infocomm Media Development Authority’s review of the company’s Interconnection Offer (ICO).

Starting 1 April 2024, the revised prices for the three above-mentioned services are as follows:

  Revised Price Current Price
Residential End-User Connection $13.80 $13.50
Non-Building Address Point (NBAP) Connection $73.80 $70.50


Netlink NBN Trust said the revised prices will not have a material impact on its distribution per unit and net tangible asset per unit for the financial year ending 31 March 2024.
 

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