A revenue cap imposed on Chorus will save New Zealand consumers tens of millions of dollars a year, the Commerce Commission says.
The decision would impact the prices consumers pay for fibre.
The commission said in a draft decision it would set Chorus’ maximum allowable revenue at $3.3 billion from the start of next year to the end of 2028.
The regulator said these changes could save consumers more than $250 million over the four-year duration.