Singapore Telecommunications Ltd (CHESS)

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Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) operates and provides telecommunications systems and services, and investment holding. SingTel operates in three segments: Singapore, which includes the services and products provided by SingTel and its subsidiaries, excluding SingTel Optus Pty Limited (Optus); Australia, which includes the services and products provided by Optus, and Associates & Joint Ventures, which includes its investments in associates and joint ventures. The services and products provided include mobile communications, data and Internet, national telephone, information technology and engineering, sale of equipment, international telephone and pay television. In February 2013, it incorporated Life Innovation Israel Ltd. In March 2013, it together with Amdocs Ltd opened a development centre in Israel. In March 2013, SingTel Pakistan Investments Limited sold its entire 30% stake in Warid Telecom (Private) Limited. In April 2013, it incorporated SingTel Myanmar Pte. Ltd.

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Optus to challenge Telstra for super-fast mobile

MAY 21, 2013

Singapore Telecommunications Group (ASX: SGT), owner of Optus, has said it will launch a new 4G frequency that will challenge Telstra’s (ASX: TLS) 4G network.

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