Fixed-line

HONG KONG—Fixed-line operator PCCW Ltd. plans to raise $1.2 billion to $2 billion as it lists its telecommunications business as a business trust on the Hong Kong stock exchange in the fourth quarter, people familiar with the situation said Thursday.

PCCW Aims to Raise Up to $2 Billion Via Assets Listing Yvonne Lee 2011

HONG KONG—Fixed-line operator PCCW Ltd. plans to raise $1.2 billion to $2 billion as it lists its telecommunications business as a business trust on the Hong Kong stock exchange in the fourth quarter, people familiar with the situation said Thursday.

PCCW Aims to Raise Up to $2 Billion Via Assets Listing Yvonne Lee 2011

Fixed-line telecom operator PCCW priced its telecom trust IPO at the bottom of expectations, raising $1.2 billion.

What's News 2011

HONG KONG—Fixed-line telecom operator PCCW Ltd. on Wednesday priced its telecom trust initial public offering at the bottom of an indicative price range, raising a total of $1.2 billion and underscoring Chairman Richard Li 's determination to press on with the listing to raise funds despite market volatility.

PCCW Prices Telecom Trust IPO at Low End Polly Hui 2011

Fixed-line operators have seen increased home broadband demand.

Europe Loosens the Reins of Net Neutrality Hester Plumridge 2011

Fixed-line telecommunication firms are reluctant to commit the estimated €270 billion $355.75 billion required to build new, faster fiber-optic networks, citing uncertainty on long-term returns.

Europe's Telcos Don't Need a Copper Curb Hester Plumridge 2011

Fixed-line and mobile revenue is declining in most firms' big European markets, even as emerging-market businesses and rising mobile data revenue take up some of the slack.

European Telecom Yields Don't Ring True Hester Plumridge 2011

Fixed-line operator PCCW said the Hong Kong exchange rejected its plan to carve out its telecommunications business in the form of a listed business trust.

What's News— 2011

Marling agreed, adding: Fixed-line broadband is reaching saturation point in the UK and faces increasing threats to its marketing share from mobile broadband technologies.

Archive 2009-01-01 Thatsnews 2009

Marling agreed, adding: Fixed-line broadband is reaching saturation point in the UK and faces increasing threats to its marketing share from mobile broadband technologies.

Service and speed are biggest broadband gripes. Ofcom? Don't want to comment! Thatsnews 2009