'North-West Telecom focuses on quick-return projects'
Oct 07, 2009 (DMEUROPE via COMTEX) --
Company: North-West Telecom
(NWTEF)
Russian regional fixed operator North-West Telecom has confirmed its
investment programme for 2010. The operator plans to focus on quick
return projects in 2010, according to the press release of the company.
Around 72 percent of the total investment in 2010 will go towards
projects with a return in less than five years. Such projects mainly
comprise development of the broadband and telephony network for
housholdes in newly constructed residences. The company expects that
the investments will help maintain its fixed market penetration and
increase broadband market penetration.
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Company: North-West Telecom
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