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  • Japan Telecom - Guessing Game

    British mobile giant Vodafone has Japan on tenterhooks by continuing to remain mum on its deal to sell the core fixed-line business of the Japan telecom group to Ripplewood Holdings or other buyers.

    Vodafone acquired the majority of 66.7% shareholding in the country’s third largest fixed-line operator, Japan Telecom, in 2001 for ・1.4 trillion (US$12 billion) in order to gain a controlling interest in J-Phone, the third largest mobile phone company in the world’s most sophisticated market. Japan Telecom was originally established as a subsidiary of the now-defunct Japan National Railways.
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    Posted: 31 May 2003 | Filed: Carriers, Japan Market | Feedback | Print |
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