Sept 16 (Reuters) - Australian telecom Telstra (TLS.AX) outlined a plan on Thursday, under which it aims to extend 5G coverage to 95% of the country by the end of 2025 and cut A$500 million ($366.85 million) in net costs. The cost reductions under the new plan, dubbed T25, are on top of the A$2.7 billion already being targeted under its current T22 strategy, the company said. The plan will kick off on July 1, 2022, and includes the potential rollout of a 6G network. Telstra also said it was confident of maintaining a minimum 16 Australian cent per share fully franked dividend through T25. Sept 16 (Reuters) - Australian telecom Telstra (TLS.AX) outlined a plan on Thursday, under which it aims to extend 5G coverage to 95% of the country by the end of 2025 and cut A$500 million ($366.85 million) in net costs. The cost reductions under the new plan, dubbed T25, are on top of the A$2.7 billion already being targeted under its current T22 strategy, the company said. The plan will kick off on July 1, 2022, and includes the potential rollout of a 6G network. Telstra also said it was confident of maintaining a minimum 16 Australian cent per share fully franked dividend through T25. The company, which was split into three in November, sold a 49% stake in its mobile tower business for A$2.8 billion in July. read more Telstra has been trying to restructure its operations as it faces persistent headwinds on its fixed-line business from the rollout of a state-owned broadband network. ($1 = 1.3630 Australian dollars)