Nippon Telegraph & Telephone NTTYY Revenue Breakdown

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Annual revenue breakdowns for Nippon Telegraph & Telephone, fiscal 2009 to 2017, as reported in its filings.
Annual history

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Revenue by Segment

Years FY 2010–2017
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FY 2017 Total $11,391.02B

Mobile Communications Business was Nippon Telegraph & Telephone’s largest segment in fiscal 2017, bringing in $4,584.55B of $11,391.02B (40%).

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone revenue by segment, fiscal 2010 to 2017
Segment FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017
Mobile Communications Business $4,461.20B $4,383.40B $4,527.13B $4,584.55B
Regional Communications Business $3,572.31B $3,505.52B $3,407.85B $3,308.21B
Long Distance & International Communications Business $1,809.90B $1,998.64B $2,250.92B $2,129.26B
Data Communications Business $1,343.86B $1,511.02B $1,616.84B $1,718.72B
Other $1,328.53B $1,272.24B $1,294.47B $1,282.27B
Intersegment Eliminations — -$1,575.50B -$1,556.21B -$1,632.00B
Total $10,925.17B $11,095.32B $11,541.00B $11,391.02B
Totals include 3 discontinued lines from earlier reporting.

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone revenue by segment: what the figures show

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone brought in $11,391.02B from its six segments in fiscal 2017, the year ended March 31, 2017. That was down 1.3% from $11,541.00B in fiscal 2016. Mobile Communications Business was the largest at $4,584.55B (40.2%), ahead of Regional Communications Business at $3,308.21B (29.0%) and Long Distance & International Communications Business at $2,129.26B (18.7%). The other two segments brought in $3,000.99B combined.

Compared with fiscal 2016, Data Communications Business grew fastest, up 6.3% to $1,718.72B, while Long Distance & International Communications Business fell the most, down 5.4% to $2,129.26B.

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone began breaking out Intersegment Eliminations in fiscal 2015, when it brought in -$1,575.50B. The total is net of Intersegment Eliminations, which took $1,632.00B off revenue in fiscal 2017.

Annual history

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Revenue by Segment Reporting Information, by Segment

Years FY 2009
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FY 2009 Total $10,416.31B

Mobile Communications Business was Nippon Telegraph & Telephone’s largest segment in fiscal 2009, bringing in $4,447.98B of $10,416.31B (43%).

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone revenue by segment reporting information, by segment, fiscal 2009 to 2009
Segment Reporting Information, by Segment FY 2009
Mobile Communications Business $4,447.98B
Regional Communications Business $4,064.77B
Long Distance & International Communications Business $1,315.50B
Other Business $1,165.19B
Data Communications Business $1,127.24B
Elimination -$1,704.38B
Total $10,416.31B

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone revenue by segment reporting information, by segment: what the figures show

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone brought in $10,416.31B from its six segments in fiscal 2009, the year ended March 31, 2009. Mobile Communications Business was the largest at $4,447.98B (42.7%), ahead of Regional Communications Business at $4,064.77B (39.0%) and Long Distance & International Communications Business at $1,315.50B (12.6%). The other two segments brought in $2,292.43B combined.

The total is net of Elimination, which took $1,704.38B off revenue in fiscal 2009.

Annual history

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Revenue by Statement Operating Activities Segment

Years FY 2010–2014
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FY 2014 Total $10,925.17B

External Customers was Nippon Telegraph & Telephone’s largest segment in fiscal 2014, bringing in $10,925.17B of $10,925.17B (100%).

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone revenue by statement operating activities segment, fiscal 2010 to 2014
Statement Operating Activities Segment FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014
External Customers $10,305.00B $10,507.36B $10,700.74B $10,925.17B
Intersegment — $1,512.60B $1,642.53B $1,590.62B
Consolidation, Eliminations — -$1,512.60B -$1,642.53B -$1,590.62B
Total $10,305.00B $10,507.36B $10,700.74B $10,925.17B

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone revenue by statement operating activities segment: what the figures show

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone brought in $10,925.17B from its three segments in fiscal 2014, the year ended March 31, 2014. That was up 2.1% from $10,700.74B in fiscal 2013. External Customers was the largest at $10,925.17B (100.0%), ahead of Intersegment at $1,590.62B (14.6%).

Compared with fiscal 2013, External Customers grew 2.1% to $10,925.17B, while Intersegment fell 3.2% to $1,590.62B.

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone began breaking out Intersegment in fiscal 2012 and Consolidation, Eliminations in fiscal 2012. The total is net of Consolidation, Eliminations, which took $1,590.62B off revenue in fiscal 2014.

Questions

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Revenue Breakdown FAQ

How does Nippon Telegraph & Telephone make money?

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (NTTYY) reports its revenue by segment, by segment reporting information, by segment and by statement operating activities segment. In fiscal 2017, Mobile Communications Business was its largest segment, bringing in $4,584.55B (40.2% of the total), followed by Regional Communications Business at $3,308.21B (29.0%).

What is Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's largest segment?

Mobile Communications Business was Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's largest segment in fiscal 2017, bringing in $4,584.55B, or 40.2% of the $11,391.02B total across its six segments.

Which Nippon Telegraph & Telephone segment is growing the fastest?

Among Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's segments that make up at least 2% of revenue, Data Communications Business grew fastest in fiscal 2017, up 6.3% from $1,616.84B to $1,718.72B.

Where does this revenue breakdown data come from?

Every figure comes from Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's annual financial filings, as reported. Each line keeps the name Nippon Telegraph & Telephone gives it, and years follow its fiscal calendar.

How far back does Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's revenue breakdown go?

Nippon Telegraph & Telephone's revenue by segment goes back to fiscal 2010, with figures through fiscal 2017. The latest four fiscal years are free to view, and the full history is available with a Business Quant subscription.