The income of TTK-South Ural (TTK-YU), a regional enterprise of the TTK Company, in 2010 amounted to 441 million rubles. The operator's net profit reached 13 million rubles.

At the end of last year, TTK-YU earned 441 million rubles, which is 9% higher than the same figure in 2009. The operator's income from communication services (telephony, Internet access, traffic transmission) amounted to 349 million rubles, net profit - 13 million rubles. The main drivers of growth in 2010 were sales of communication services in the segment of medium and small businesses, provision of services to end users, as well as inter-operator business.

The operator's total investment in the construction of fiber-optic communication lines, the implementation of retail projects, as well as the modernization of local networks and other infrastructure facilities amounted to about 40 million rubles. The most important projects of TTK-YU in 2010 were the modernization of the backbone digital communication network in the Chelyabinsk-Kyshtym section to the STM-16 level, as well as the construction of CWDM networks to Magnitogorsk and a backbone network to Snezhinsk.

Last year, TTK-YU actively promoted broadband Internet access services using ADSL2+ technology. In addition, small towns were connected to the operator’s backbone network Southern Urals– Troitsk, Chebarkul, Karabash, Verkhniy Ufaley, Buzuluk and Snezhinsk. The “Business Centers” project was also implemented, within the framework of which more than 50 administrative and office buildings were connected in 8 cities in the region.

TTK-South Ural, a regional enterprise of the TTK Company, announces the launch of a line of tariff plans for residents of Ozersk, Chelyabinsk region.

For subscribers of TTK-South Ural in Ozersk, it has prepared a line of unlimited tariff plans “Dream”, “Download” and “Fly”, with access speeds from 10 to 100 Mbit/s with a monthly subscription fee from 350 to 1400 rubles per month.

In addition, by connecting to any tariff plan before May 26, 2014, as part of the “Full Package” promotion, the subscriber, along with the “Internet Access” service, receives Wi-Fi router and set-top box for watching digital television. The cost of joining the special offer “Full Package” is 1,550 rubles at a time.

Thanks to the “Full Package” promotion, the subscriber receives not only high-speed Internet access, but also the equipment necessary for comfortable viewing of digital television. Out of stock cost Wi-Fi router and set-top box are 1550 and 1700 rubles, respectively.

You can get detailed information about tariffs by calling 8-800-775-0-775 (toll-free), on the websitewww. ttk. ru, as well as in the customer service departments of TTK-Southern Urals.

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TTK companyis one of the five leading Russian telecom operators. The main shareholder of TTK is JSC Russian Railways, owning 99.99% of the Company's shares.

TTK operates and maintains one of the largest fiber-optic communication lines in Russia with a length of more than 76,000 km and a capacity of more than 1.6 Tbit/s. 17 regional TTK enterprises established in the largest cities of Russia provide a wide range of telecommunications services, including communication and data services, as well as broadband Internet access based on the latest technologies to private and corporate clients throughout the country; TTK's subscriber base exceeds 1.5 million subscribers .

TTK is active in the international market. The transcontinental TTK EurasiaHighway has connections with the communication networks of almost all neighboring countries, including China, Japan, Mongolia, North Korea, Finland, the Baltic and CIS countries and is the optimal route between Europe and Asia.

The Company's revenue according to IFRS in 2012 amounted to 27.1 billion rubles, net profit - 0.7 billion rubles, OIBDA - 4.8 billion rubles.

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CJSC Yuzhural-Transtelecom (TTK-South Ural ) is a regional enterprise of TTK Company, one of the largest Russian telecom operators. TTK-South Ural provides a wide range of telecommunications services to corporate and private clients in the Chelyabinsk, Kurgan, Orenburg regions, as well as the North Kazakhstan region of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The total length of fiber-optic communication lines in the TTK-Southern Urals area of ​​responsibility is 4047 km.

CJSC Yuzhural-Transtelecom was founded in 1999. The company's income in 2012 amounted to 670 million rubles, including more than 567 million rubles from the provision of communication services.