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Bharti consortium in final stage of Myanmar telecom licence race
There are still more than a dozen companies competing for the two licences on offer,

New Delhi: A consortium of Bharti Airtel has qualified to enter the final stage of a telecommunications licensing process in Myanmar, a company source said on Thursday, pitting it against some of the world's leading carriers to secure a permit in one of the last major untapped markets.
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There are still more than a dozen companies competing for the two licences on offer, the source said, declining to give any further details.
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China Mobile, Vodafone, and a group backed by George Soros last week said they were in the race for a telecom licence in Myanmar.
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First Published:Apr 11, 2013, 17:55:46 IST
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