Turkey prepares to sell 20% stake in Turk Telekom

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Turkey is preparing to sell off a minority share of Turk Telekom AS, a state-owned telephone monopoly. Turkey will sell 20% of Turk Telekom in a privatization that could raise $2.3 billion (2.44 billion euros).

Asset sales & divestitures, Turkey, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Turk Telekom

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Dutch government falls short in license auction. (mobile telephone services licenses)

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Netherlands government grants mobile telephone services licenses to two of the country's largest operators and smaller licenses to two other companies. The proceeds from the frequency auction was less than the government expected.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Government regulation, Contracts & orders received, Broadcasting-Frequency Allocation, Cellular telephone services industry, Frequency allocation (Telecommunications), Cellular telephone services, Licensing agreements, Libertel N.V., Telfort Holding NV, Dutchtone Multimedia B.V.

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KPN plays down Hutchison's pullout; mobile unit's chief syas alliance is still intact (KPN Mobile N.V., and Hutchison Whampoa Ltd.)

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Hong Kong-based mobile communications service provider Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., pulls out of a joint venture deal with Dutch KPN Mobile N.V. to provide services in Germany. Both companies would still maintain their alliance.

General services, Hong Kong, Alliances, partnerships, Management, Joint ventures, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd., KPN N.V.

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