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I think Simba is in a bind now. Not enough SA bandwidth...
imda need to be fair for simba too, they awarded bands to the 3 telcos, but always give simba the crumps.I think Simba is in a bind now. Not enough SA bandwidth...
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simba came too late into the game. but imda prevented it from merging with m1.imda need to be fair for simba too, they awarded bands to the 3 telcos, but always give simba the crumps.
How can simba fight the rest with crumbs?
i wonder why the telco are given differential treatments? No kopi money?simba came too late into the game. but imda prevented it from merging with m1.
maybe simba's parent company is listed australia? not local?i wonder why the telco are given differential treatments? No kopi money?
i wonder why the telco are given differential treatments? No kopi money?
Thought Tuas limited is local ?maybe simba's parent company is listed australia? not local?
But listed in asx.Thought Tuas limited is local ?
maybe simba's parent company is listed australia? not local?
Check their investors![]()
I'd point out (again) that Singtel owns 100% of Optus, the second or third largest telecommunications company in Australia depending on how you count. In fact, Optus is the biggest single part of Singtel. One would think if Singtel can own 100% of one of the largest Australian telcos then an Australian firm can own up to 100% of the smallest telco in Singapore. With an open telecommunications market and consistently equitable regulation, to that extent anyway (one "foreign" player). And one would think the Australian government would think all that, too.Thought Tuas limited is local ?
Tell that to the govt. Obviously there may be some biased opinion.I'd point out (again) that Singtel owns 100% of Optus, the second or third largest telecommunications company in Australia depending on how you count. In fact, Optus is the biggest single part of Singtel. One would think if Singtel can own 100% of one of the largest Australian telcos then an Australian firm can own up to 100% of the smallest telco in Singapore. With an open telecommunications market and consistently equitable regulation, to that extent anyway (one "foreign" player). And one would think the Australian government would think all that, too.
In reality, Tuas Limited (SIMBA's parent) is a publicly traded company that's not 100% owned by any single party or entity. It certainly has shareholders in Australia, but you can personally buy an ownership stake if you wish: just buy some shares from another shareholder via the ASX.
Because Little Red Dot tak bokeh?Why malaysia can have single telco awarded 200mhz of 5g spectrum while Singapore cannot?

If they'd approved Simba as the 4th MNO, then they should treat it equally. End of day, I'd feel kena sabo by own garment.Tell that to the govt. Obviously there may be some biased opinion.

unfortunately they late to the game and have some affiliation to foreign country SG might be more reserved. I still feel SG cannot just stick to such treatment for long since foreign inject money into a local company to fund telco it's not a child play.Because Little Red Dot tak bokeh?
If they'd approved Simba as the 4th MNO, then they should treat it equally. End of day, I'd feel kena sabo by own garment.![]()
maxx has just fired shots to all mvnos and simba.
600GB China / India / Bangladesh / Thailand / Malaysia / Indonesia / Hong Kong / Malaysia roaming; first telcco in Singapore to do so. Tomorrow morning Simba, Zym, Zero1, Vivifi, eight all having emergency meeting.
Sekali maxx be the first to roll out 600GB ASEAN + HKG + CN + India + Bangladesh Roaming, or maybe even 600GB AP Roam.tomorrow early morning all Recruit need to FALL IN!
all they need to do now is port in promo from non M1.. 2 mths free... HAHASekali maxx be the first to roll out 600GB ASEAN + HKG + CN + India + Bangladesh Roaming, or maybe even 600GB AP Roam.
They made the first move with China, India, Bangladesh 600GB, outside of ASEAN.
This one will be very juicySekali maxx be the first to roll out 600GB ASEAN + HKG + CN + India + Bangladesh Roaming, or maybe even 600GB AP Roam.
They made the first move with China, India, Bangladesh 600GB, outside of ASEAN.