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HCPT 2008 Report
SOURCE Hutchison Telecommunications International Limited
The Hutchison Telecommunication International Limited just released the complete report for the financial year 2008 for all of the company in the group, including the PT. Hutchison CP Telecommunications (‘HCPT’) Indonesia. The main points are: — Customer base more than doubled to 4,501,000, while — Accelerated network expansion with over 6,300 base stations on-air. Complete report is as below.
The Group’s Indonesian operation PT. Hutchison CP Telecommunications (‘HCPT’) continued to report good progress in its second year of operation despite a very challenging environment. Total customer base grew over 120% yearly on the back of accelerated network expansion across the country, strong branding and an effective distribution system. HCPT ended the year 2008 with more than 6,300 base stations on-air covering over 67% of the total population and all major cities in the country. It expects to increase the size of its networks to over 9,000 base stations by the end of 2009. HCPT is looking to maintain strong customer acquisition in 2009 in line with its expanded coverage. Read the rest of this entry »
Three Major Indonesian Universities Sign University Cooperation Program with NSN
NSN Press Release:
Three major Indonesian Universities, Institute of Technology Bandung (ITB), Institute of Technology Supuluh Nopember Surabaya (ITS) and University of Indonesia (UI) have entered into a partnership with Nokia Siemens Networks to foster the development of engineering talent for the global telecom industry.
Under its University Cooperation Program, the company will provide financial assistance, training, and hands on experience to students to prepare them for current and future industry needs.
A highlight of the program is the focus on women students under the ‘Women in Technology’ initiative, underscoring Nokia Siemens Networks commitment to promoting diversity both within and outside the work environment. Access to quality education is also an important and integral element of Nokia Siemens Networks corporate social responsibility programme.
Discussing the University program, Adang Suwandi, Dean of Engineering at ITB said,“To ensure that education fosters real opportunities, it is important that what we teach reflects market needs. In addition, students must gain a holistic learning experience, which combines theoretical knowledge, with practical experience. The right kind of involvement of the corporate sector can make a big difference in preparing deserving students for a better future.” Read the rest of this entry »
