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CCP Scrutinizes PTCL-Telenor Merger

  • October 24, 2024
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Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) is currently conducting a thorough review of PTCL’s proposed acquisition of Telenor Pakistan and Orion Towers. The merger, which has been subject to intense scrutiny, has sparked concerns among industry players.

The CCP has held multiple hearings to assess the potential impact of the merger on competition within the telecommunications sector. Key issues raised by stakeholders include concerns about market dominance, potential price increases, and reduced consumer choice.

PTCL, on the other hand, has emphasized the potential benefits of the merger, such as increased network capacity, accelerated technological advancements, and the rollout of 5G services. The company has also assured the CCP that it will comply with all regulatory requirements, including the Spectrum Sharing Framework.

The CCP’s decision on the merger will have significant implications for the Pakistani telecommunications market. The regulator is tasked with ensuring that the merger does not harm competition and ultimately benefits consumers.

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