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Articles tagged with: M1 and Landline
Hutchison Telecom Seeking Loan Following Spin-Off
Hutchison Telecom is reported to be in talks to secure a HK$5.5 billion (US$710 million) loan to be injected into the company when it is spun off from its parent, Hutchison Whampoa. Sources told the South China Morning Post that at least five lenders had shown "strong interest" in joining the loan because of their good relationship with the borrower more
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Hutchison Telecom Planning to Float Hong Kong Business
Hutchison Telecommunications International (HTIL ) is reported to be preparing to spin off its Hong Kong based landline and mobile networks in a stock market floatation later this year. The company is estimated to be worth around HK$12 billion (US$1.56 billion), although only a fraction of the shares are likely to be offered. more
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China to Allocate Additional Spectrum to 3G Networks
It has been reported that China is planning to allocate additional radio spectrum to the homegrown 3G service, by taking it from the low-cost XiaoLingTong local area wireless service. Xie Feipo, from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said that the ministry had asked fixed-line operators to return the PHS radio spectrum so it could be reassigned to the TD-SCDMA network. more
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Bulgaria Oulines Plans for GSM License Auction
Bulgaria's telecoms regulator, the Communications Regulation Commission has published the details of its recently announced GSM spectrum tender. Eleven companies have indicated their interest in the GSm1800 spectrum auction, although the regulator declined to name the interested companies due to a policy of not naming parties which have submitted non-binding letters. more
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Eleven Companies Interested in Bulgarian Spectrum Auction
Eleven companies have indicated their interest in the forthcoming GSm1800 spectrum auction - reports the local Dnevnik newspaper, citing the telecoms regulator. The regulator declined to name the interested companies due to a policy of not naming parties which have submitted non-binding letters. more
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China Moves Closer to Telecoms Restructuring Plans
The Chinese government has reportedly signed off on the long anticipated restructuring of the local telecoms market. Under the plans, reported in the South China Morning Post, China Mobile, the dominant mobile operator, will merge with fixed-line company China Tietong, which is currently a subsidiary of the national railway. more
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