An MoU between Malaysian mobile operators Celcom Axiata and DiGi has been extended to share infrastructure for the long term.
The companies aim for the agreement, which was originally signed in June this year, to be set into a binding deal by 31…
An MoU between Malaysian mobile operators Celcom Axiata and DiGi has been extended to share infrastructure for the long term.
The companies aim for the agreement, which was originally signed in June this year, to be set into a binding deal by 31 January.
According to a statement posted on Celcom’s website: “The proposed active sharing model is geared towards generating significant operational and cost efficiencies for both operators by removing duplication of base station sites, addressing escalating rental fees, reducing utility bills and transmission costs, optimising deployment of base stations per area, and redeploying equipment between redundant and new sites.
The companies were unable to be reached before going to press.
