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21/12/16

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Originally posted by travelightor ↑

Thank you all for the replies to my post.

Regarding TPG's entry into Singapore, because of Singapore's high population density and TPG's ease of access to Singapore government's HDB (government subsidised apartments) rooftops to build the towers, TPG should be able to reach breakeven point relatively quickly.

A quick search on google on population density gives me the following statistics:
Singapore: 7,797 people per square kilometre
NSW: 9.3 people per square kilometre
Victoria: 25 people per square kilometre
Greater Sydney: 380 people per square kilometre
Greater Melbourne: 440 people per square kilometre
Australia: 2.9 people per square kilometre

We can think of this project as similar to building a mobile network in Australia's major inner cities only, without the need to provide coverage in the suburbs and in the country area.

No wonder the smart Teoh grabs this opportunity by both hands.

Please keep the comments (both positive and negative) coming in. I especially look forward to the negative ones.

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Singapore is a small compact market where mistakes can be made without heavily impacting on company value- some people say it is the ideal pilot market for successfully competing for , winning and profitably operating in the Australian market.

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