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4 Cellular Companies not Interested in 3G: Claims APP

  • May 8, 2009
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  • Four out of five cellular companies have shown reservations over issuance of 3G license at this point of time, and they may not participate in bidding at all, reported APP, citing PTA officials.

  • Report further says that after this denial from four telecom companies, players from international markets have contacted PTA while showing their interest in Pakistani 3G license. These international telecom companies include Vodafone, Qatar Telecom, Malaysia Telecom, Singtel and others.
  • Report clearly mentions that Mobilink, Ufone, Warid and China Mobile have staged themselves not ready for 3G deployment for multiple reasons.

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