New report: Will Hutchison 3 maintain its momentum in Austria

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New report: Will Hutchison 3 maintain its momentum in Austria and Denmark?

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News Article March 2005

LONDON, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)—Mar 1, 2005— ‘Hutchison 3 and Telecommunications International: to 2011 and beyond’, a new report offered by BusinessInfo.ws, suggests that Hutchison is expected to acquire 10 – 15 per cent market share in many of the markets it now operates in. However, the analysis suggests that to achieve the 20 – 25% that H3G has admitted it needs in local markets is going to be tough as many of those markets already have 4 to 7 mobile operators (including MVNOs) active in them.

The report believes that Hutchison 3G can generally feel very bullish over its market success, especially in the UK, Italy, Sweden, Australia and Hong Kong. However, ‘Hutchison 3 and Telecommunications International: to 2011 and beyond’ queries its likely success in Austria and Denmark. The report finds that in those markets in which Hutchison had a head start had a material impact upon the end-2004 market share. The report suggests that if Hutchison leaves it too long, it may prove almost impossible to commence operations at all in these markets, unless a different and novel mobile communications model is envisaged ( e.g. servicing vertical enterprises or fostering MVNOs).

Full details of this latest Businessinfo.ws analysis can be found at businessinfo's Web site.

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