The big break-up

Article Abstract:

The company TELSTRA, assessed at $32 billion, is trying to split itself into four parts to get a probable assessment totaling $40 - 45 billion from the T3 float. Such break-ups would be healthy for the market and also compensate for Australia's lack of anti-trust regime.

Australia, Financial management, Telephone Communication, Communications industry, Company financing

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Expansion strains

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the performance of the telecommunications company Macquarie Corporate Telecommunications. The company's performance, its management and investment strategy are discussed.

Economic aspects, Macquarie Corporate Telecommunications

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Staying with Telstra

Article Abstract:

Advice for investors on investing in Telstra 2 which is due to be floated on the stockmarket. Some stockbrokers have introduced instalment warrants which allow for the deferment of payments for stocks.

COMMUNICATION, Other Financial Vehicles, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Security brokers and dealers, Securities Brokerage, Investors NEC, Stock Brokerage, Product information, Stockbrokers, Investments, Study and teaching, Investors, Stock warrants

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