Denmark: Analysts say HI3G will not survive in Denmark

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Danish telecoms analysts say the chances for HI3G, that won a UMTS license in Denmark, to survive in the Danish mobile telephony market are very small. The company has previously no operations in the Danish market. Besides, the company will have to set up a mobile telephony network for UMTS, which will cost at least DKr3bn (US$361mn). HI3G information manager Niclas Lilja says the company targets clients who value their services. The company aims to profit by the services that are enabled by the faster UMTS networks. Telecoms analyst John Strand of Strand Consult says he would recommend HI3G to sell the license to Telenor immediately in order to avoid losses.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001

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Denmark: Orange puts pressure on TDC

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Orange, the mobile operator, has finally after continual pressure on TDC, received a letter from TDC in which the company explains why those clients that have moved their mobile telephony subscriptions from TDC to Orange are unable to receive calls. The fault lies in a newly installed NABS IT system with TDC Mobil and has nothing to do with Orange. Orange is highly critical of TDC and has asked TDC to estimate when the problems can be solved. It has not received an answer yet.

Publisher: A/S Forlaget Borsen
Publication Name: Boersen
Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001
Orange (Denmark), TDC Mobile International A/S

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Subjects list: Denmark, Wireless communications services
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