- Home
- Article
Bharti Airtel submits final Myanmar bid
04 June 2013 | Kavit Majithia
Indian operator Bharti Airtel has submitted its final bid for a telecoms licence in Myanmar, said a company spokesman today.
Airtel reached the shortlist, consisting of 12 global operators to acquire the licence in Myanmar – the world’s largest remaining untapped telecoms market.
Regulator opened up the market early this year and invited companies to bid for mobile licences in the country.
Vodafone and China Mobile rocked the bidding process last week by announcing the partnership was pulling out of the running after claiming conditions set by the country was not suitable for the partnership to operate there.
Related Articles
Ericsson adds CENX products into 5G-ready services after $40m deal
1h | Alan Burkitt-Gray
UK believes Huawei 5G risk can be mitigated, according to reports
20h | James Pearce
NetIX to enter US with NJFX partnership
20h | James Pearce
Google unveils $13bn data centre investment plans
20h | James Pearce