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CNU - Commission finalises Chorus' starting RAB

Thursday 6th October 2022

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The Commerce Commission has today issued its final determination on Chorus’ starting regulated asset base (RAB).

The final decision updates the Commission’s draft starting RAB with lower than forecast actual spending over the 18 months to 31 December 2021. The expected effect of this update was communicated to the market in June.

The Commission has also increased the allocation of central office space which increases the RAB by $67 million. We welcome this improvement over the Commission’s initial decision to allow only 50 percent of the allocation of capital expenditure in central office space. The final decision better reflects the costs Chorus incurred to provide fibre services.

The net effect of these changes is a $12 million reduction from the draft starting RAB announced in December 2021.

*see table in attached announcement.

The change in starting RAB does not affect Chorus’ maximum allowable revenue for the first regulatory period (2022 to 2024) and will instead be included as a wash-up for the second regulatory period beginning in 2025.

Authorised by:

Andrew Carroll

Chief Financial Officer (acting)

ENDS

Commission finalises Chorus' starting RAB



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