And as we continue with our network enhancements, largely around mid split and high split, then we’ll continue to improve the product offerings there. And so that’s in the near term. I won’t even get into the DOCSIS 4. It’s much longer term, and that’s the near term. And then we look to the medium to small business enterprise side of it, and that’s an area we’ve been underpenetrated in. And so we are very focused on that, and we see double-digit growth in that segment of the market, which has been working well for us, and we expect it to continue to do so. And then, of course, there’s the 1/3 of the market that we haven’t addressed in the past. And those are the 1/3 homes that I already mentioned. And we’re addressing that market through our fixed wireless access as well as through wholesale.
And so those are the primary factors that we are executing on to get back to growth overall on our Cable business. The second part of your question is — Batya, just remind me.
Glenn Brandt: Broadband net adds through the year.
Anthony Staffieri: Broadband net adds through the year. And so — and it really is a corollary to my response in the first part. Job one is to continue to focus not just on ARPU growth but, in particular, market share and penetration gains. And so you should expect us to continually have year-on-year growth in our net add Internet performance as we approach what we consider to be strong market share gains.
Operator: Our next question comes from Aravinda Galappatthige of Canaccord Genuity.
Aravinda Galappatthige: Two quick ones from me on Wireless ARPU. Can you just maybe talk about the impact — the year-over-year impact because of international roaming and the — some of the price adjustments that you did early in the year? And then secondly, on the Cable side, I apologize if you gave this number out, Glenn. I know in the last quarter, you provided a pro forma revenue movement number. I was wondering if you can repeat that for Q1.
Glenn Brandt: The — I’ll start with the second one, the pro forma or, as I say, organic revenue growth or shrinkage in the quarter would have been negative 3% — similar to the prior quarter, negative 3% for the quarter, and then EBITDA was up 7% on an organic basis, reflecting the impact of the cost synergies. On Wireless ARPU, the price increases. International roaming, there’s not — there hasn’t been that much of an impact from international roaming in terms of year-over-year change. We are through all of the catch-up by now as a result of travel shifts and changes from coming out from COVID. And so there’s not a large impact on ARPU from any changes in international roaming. We did have a price change go through earlier than in the year.
It is a component of a number of different things. The largest impact really has been the emphasis on our premium brand and moving customers up to our 5G services and up-tiering customers as opposed to that price increase only affected a small component of our customers that were not on contract.
Paul Carpino: Great. Thanks, Aravinda, and thanks for joining our call. And if there’s any additional questions, please reach out to the IR team. Thank you.
Operator: This concludes today’s conference call. You may disconnect your lines. Thank you for participating, and have a pleasant day.
