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 DoT may give consent to foreign players to bid for 3G with no local partner (India)

  • September 18th, 2008
  • 1:45 pm

According to a local media report, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is considering proposals that would allow foreign telcos to participate in the auction for 3G spectrum without a local partner. As per the proposal, foreign comapnies will be allowed to bid  as 100% entities and if these companies are successful they will be given a time frame in which they will look for an Indian partner for the venture. The existing regulations bounds foreign players from holding more than 74% equity in any firm that offers communication services in India.

   
 


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