True hit with $3B fine following TOT row
Thailand operator True vowed to fight a tribunal’s order to pay THB94 billion ($2.9 billion) …
Asia Briefs: Taiwan mulls regulating apps, dtac to lease True towers & more
In a regular series, Mobile World Live‘s Asia Editor Joseph Waring provides a regional roundup …
True shareholders give thumbs-up to China Mobile deal
China Mobile’s bid to acquire an 18 per cent stake in True Corp has been …
Thailand’s True Corp may trim IPO fund to $1.9B – report
Due to a dispute with state-owned CAT Telecom, debt-laden True Corp – which runs mobile …
Thailand’s True stalls partner search
Debt-laden True Corp, which runs mobile and fixed networks in Thailand, has put on hold …
Thai incumbents set to dominate 3G auction
Thailand’s long-anticipated 3G auction will not see any new overseas players bidding, with the country’s …
True sees continued loss on 3G expenses
Reuters said that Thai operator True expects to post another loss in 2012, due to the investments it is making in its 3G network rollout, although it expects to return to the black in 2013.
Thai state hits operators with US7B bill
Thai state-owned operator TOT has demanded THB214.7 billion (US$7 billion) in unpaid fees from the country’s privately-owned operators in what could be the start of a lengthy legal battle. Bloomberg reports that TOT will pursue THB76.4 billion from Advanced Info Service (AIS), THB97 billion from Total Access Communication (DTAC), THB36.4 billion from True Corp. and THB700 million baht from TT&T, according to a statement by the Thai Information and Technology Ministry.
Thai operator denies China Mobile tie-up
Thailand’s True Corp has denied reports that it is in talks with China Mobile regarding a possible partnership, notes Cellular News.
