What is the expected revenue growth rate for the home revenues in 2021 
e seeing that increasingly, people are shifting to LTE 4G 74% of the base are using 4G now, and that is a number that continues to increase. And you'll see that the dependency on 2G and 3G is diminishing.
So at this point, let me turn you over to Mr. Pangilinan for the latest news for 2021.
Manuel V. Pangilinan -- Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Thank you, Anabelle, and good afternoon to all of you. Starting with our revenue expectations for 2021. Overall, service revenue grow by high-single-digit for the year, broken down roughly as follows: for the wireless revenues, we expect high-single-digit growth for 2021; for home revenues, we expect high-double-digit growth in revenues. It's just the fixed broadband side of our business. And for the Enterprise revenues, high-single-digit growth for the year. The decline in revenue for international would be modest starting 2021 and will likely continue to be modest in the coming years. So it's not positive, assuming travel resumes, and we can gain back our growth in our roaming revenues.
Capex, around PHP90 billion, PHP88 billion to PHP92 billion. So roughly PHP90 billion for the year. Higher than the PHP72 billion we spent in 2020. Telco core between PHP20 billion to PHP30 billion, more like PHP30 billion as a target set really for management. And the good news is that we are prepared to increase our dividend payout by 5% or to 65% of our telco core as we use in compute our dividend payout basis.
So that summarizes our prognosis for 2021. And I think we're ready for your Q&A.
Questions and Answers:
Melissa V. Vergel De Dios -- First Vice President & Head-Investor Relations
We're now ready to take your questions. [Operator Instructions] The first set of questions came from of Carlos Angelo Temporal of APS. First one, given the recent news of Converge reportedly in talks with SpaceX starting satellite broadband. Is PLDT looking into tapping this technology of low orbit satellite broadband as well.
Alfredo S. Panlilio -- Advisor
Yes. We are talking to various of these companies, which are currently popping up in the industry, not only since this year, we actually are in talks since 1.5 years with various companies. Low orbit is an interesting technology, also, I personally believe it's a little bit -- been gone out of proportion in terms of what they really can do. It's a fantastic technology for covering those areas. We cannot cover with our terrestrial technologies. And in fact, PLDT has been for the longest time, satellite capacity provider with our Visa services we give to various industries, also to maritime businesses. So I think we understand that business very well, and we are looking into it as we speak. The key question will be the financial viability, given the limited ability to spend here in the Philippines.
Melissa V. Vergel De Dios -- First Vice President & Head-Investor Relations
Next question. Globe subscribers continue to decrease, particularly TM subscribers. While TNT appears to be absorbing most of the increase in subscriber count. With that, are there particular areas where the room SIM take up for TNT or even Smart are significant.
Alfredo S. Panlilio -- Advisor
Jane? Are you there, Jane?
Jane J. Basas -- Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Wireless Business at Smart
Yes. I can hear.
Alfredo S. Panlilio -- Advisor
Yes, go ahead.
Manuel V. Pangilinan -- Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Did you hear question?
Jane J. Basas -- Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Wireless Business at Smart
Yes, sir, yes, I did. For the value brand TNT, we've actually seen the growth for the brand across all areas. Except for the PCPs and this one in NCR, but a significant growth is observed in Visayas and Mindanao. And in terms of the business, in terms of revenues, the growth is coming from the adoption of data among this particular segment.
Melissa V. Vergel De Dios -- First Vice President & Head-Investor Relations
The next question, what's the level of DE or net debt-to-EBITDA that management is comfortabl
e seeing that increasingly, people are shifting to LTE 4G 74% of the base are using 4G now, and that is a number that continues to increase. And you'll see that the dependency on 2G and 3G is diminishing.
So at this point, let me turn you over to Mr. Pangilinan for the latest news for 2021.
Manuel V. Pangilinan -- Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Thank you, Anabelle, and good afternoon to all of you. Starting with our revenue expectations for 2021. Overall, service revenue grow by high-single-digit for the year, broken down roughly as follows: for the wireless revenues, we expect high-single-digit growth for 2021; for home revenues, we expect high-double-digit growth in revenues. It's just the fixed broadband side of our business. And for the Enterprise revenues, high-single-digit growth for the year. The decline in revenue for international would be modest starting 2021 and will likely continue to be modest in the coming years. So it's not positive, assuming travel resumes, and we can gain back our growth in our roaming revenues.
Capex, around PHP90 billion, PHP88 billion to PHP92 billion. So roughly PHP90 billion for the year. Higher than the PHP72 billion we spent in 2020. Telco core between PHP20 billion to PHP30 billion, more like PHP30 billion as a target set really for management. And the good news is that we are prepared to increase our dividend payout by 5% or to 65% of our telco core as we use in compute our dividend payout basis.
So that summarizes our prognosis for 2021. And I think we're ready for your Q&A.
Questions and Answers:
Melissa V. Vergel De Dios -- First Vice President & Head-Investor Relations
We're now ready to take your questions. [Operator Instructions] The first set of questions came from of Carlos Angelo Temporal of APS. First one, given the recent news of Converge reportedly in talks with SpaceX starting satellite broadband. Is PLDT looking into tapping this technology of low orbit satellite broadband as well.
Alfredo S. Panlilio -- Advisor
 Yes. We are talking to various of these companies, which are currently popping up in the industry, not only since this year, we actually are in talks since 1.5 years with various companies. Low orbit is an interesting technology, also, I personally believe it's a little bit -- been gone out of proportion in terms of what they really can do. It's a fantastic technology for covering those areas. We cannot cover with our terrestrial technologies. And in fact, PLDT has been for the longest time, satellite capacity provider with our Visa services we give to various industries, also to maritime businesses. So I think we understand that business very well, and we are looking into it as we speak. The key question will be the financial viability, given the limited ability to spend here in the Philippines.
Melissa V. Vergel De Dios -- First Vice President & Head-Investor Relations
Next question. Globe subscribers continue to decrease, particularly TM subscribers. While TNT appears to be absorbing most of the increase in subscriber count. With that, are there particular areas where the room SIM take up for TNT or even Smart are significant.
Alfredo S. Panlilio -- Advisor
Jane? Are you there, Jane?
Jane J. Basas -- Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Wireless Business at Smart
Yes. I can hear.
Alfredo S. Panlilio -- Advisor
Yes, go ahead.
Manuel V. Pangilinan -- Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer
Did you hear question?
Jane J. Basas -- Senior Vice President and Head of Consumer Wireless Business at Smart
Yes, sir, yes, I did. For the value brand TNT, we've actually seen the growth for the brand across all areas. Except for the PCPs and this one in NCR, but a significant growth is observed in Visayas and Mindanao. And in terms of the business, in terms of revenues, the growth is coming from the adoption of data among this particular segment.
Melissa V. Vergel De Dios -- First Vice President & Head-Investor Relations
The next question, what's the level of DE or net debt-to-EBITDA that management is comfortabl