 |
Egypt approves revised terms for 4G licencesEgypt's telecoms regulator has approved revised terms for 4G mobile broadband network licences, and said it will send them out to operators on Sunday. The government offered four 4G telecom licences in June, to Telecom Egypt a More… |
 |
Telecom Egypt 2014 net profit drops 31.4pcFixed-line monopoly Telecom Egypt on Tuesday reported a 31.4 per cent slump in profits for 2014, citing several one-off and operational costs related to license fee payments and tax liabilities. It said net profit for the year fel More… |
 |
Telecom Egypt offered mobile licence for $360mThe price offered to fixed line monopoly operator Telecom Egypt for a mobile licence is 2.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($360 million), the country's telecommunications minister Atef Helmy said at news conference on Wednesday. The More… |
 |
Egypt Telecom denies plans to sell Vodafone stake to STCEgypt Telecom, the country's main telephone company, has denied media reports that it is planning to sell its 45 per cent stake in Vodafone Egypt to Saudi Telecom Company (STC). The news, however, drove the Egyptian company's shares to a More… |
 |
Mobinil mulls $347m loanMobinil, which leads the Egyptian mobile market by subscriber numbers, is considering borrowing as much as 2 billion Egyptian pounds ($347 million) to finance expansion of its network and services, a newspaper said. The size of the loan de More… |
 |
Egypt may delay Telecom Egypt share saleThe Egyptian government will probably delay offering a second tranche of Telecom Egypt, the country's sole fixed-line operator, on the stock exchange beyond 2009, the communications minister said on Monday. "There were plans that the gover More… |
 |
Telecom Egypt profit up, in talks to sell LacomTelecom Egypt, a fixed-line telephone monopoly, reported a 12.3 percent rise in net profit for the first nine months of 2007 and said it was in talks with two firms to sell its joint venture in Algeria. The company said on Thursday its net More… |
