If you look in my previous posts I have forewarned this.
There are additional costs for TPM, buying spectrum is like paying for cover charge at a nightclub. The fact that he is doing a rights issue for this cover charge means that the road is a long one.
The cost to build/lease towers and provide the infrastructure for 80% of the population would be capital intensive, Teoh wouldn't be able to fund it with his balancesheet, it would be too expensive to take out a loan especially with all this scrutiny. His best bet would be to go back to his trusty shareholders.
TPM would be a long play, c.10years for them to come up and compete fully with Optus/TLS. By then his spectrum would have expired, and the story repeats itself.
I really admire the deliberate play by Optus to jack up the price of spectrum and making this a hard journey for Teoh.
Teoh should learn to work together with others in the industry rather be trying to be the lone raging bull in this industry.
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